The fourth edition of Django Web Development Cookbook is updated with Django 3's latest features to show how to develop web projects using the Django web framework. Authors Aidas Bendoraitis and Jake Kronikaa start from creating a virtual environment and project structure for building Python web apps before going on to building models, views, forms, and templates for web apps and then integrate JavaScript in Django apps to add more features. The book will take you through uploading and processing images, rendering data in HTML5, PDF, and Excel, using and creating APIs, and navigating different data types in Django.

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Author: Aidas Bendoraitis and Jake Kronikaa
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Date: March 2020
Pages: 608
ISBN: 978-1838987428
Print: 1838987428
Kindle: B084WRLDSB
Audience: Django developers
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
Category: Web design and development 

• Discover how to set the basic configurations to start any Django project
• Understand full-stack web application development using Django
• Build a database structure using reusable model mixins
• Implement security, performance, and deployment features in your web apps
• Import data from local sources and external web services and export it to your app
• Secure web applications against malicious usage and find and fix common performance bottlenecks

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