On 3/10/2019 5:03 pm, Amit Sharma wrote:
Hi ,
I agree with your point and i do follow same. But what my main concern
here is :--
Can we have in django that if one page has got some error than other
page do not stop working. This was only thing i want to know. Kindly
help.
It is quite reasonable for that to happen for a single user encountering
the error. Other users who do not encounter an error will keep working.
The unfortunate victim can always click the back button on the browser
to see earlier pages.
If you have your logging established to email errors to you or your dev
team you will see what is happening and be able to repair the damage.
That is the way to discover exactly where to put your try/except blocks
or more rigorous checking.
Cheers
Mike
On Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at 1:19:49 PM UTC+5:30, Andréas Kühne
wrote:
Hi,
You shouldn't use runserver in production - that's not what it's
for. So first read how to deploy django in production. When in
production, you don't deploy code that doesn't work - so that
means that you won't get this issue.
You shouldn't work on live working websites - that's not how you
do it professionally. You should work locally on your machine and
then update the production server WHEN everything works. Allowing
someone to work live on a production server is a major issue. Like
you said, you will probably crash the server when doing that.
Django development is very friendly - as long as you work in the
correct way:
1. Work on a development machine - update the changes and run your
tests to make sure that everything works as expected.
2. Create a package for the website somehow (git archive, create a
docker image or something like that).
2a. Test your code on a staging server.
3. Update your production server with the working code.
4. Restart the application server on the production server.
If you follow that mindset it won't be a problem when working -
and this is basically the way you should be working REGARDLESS of
what framework you are using. Otherwise you will get changes done
in several places - you won't know what is the latest code and so on.
The list above is a minimal list - you could of course expand on
that as well.
Regards,
Andréas
Den tis 1 okt. 2019 kl 13:13 skrev Amit Sharma
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I am new to Python and django , I worked on C# and php as
developer earlier. My problem here is Entire Application in
Django shuts down with single error.
for example i start my website with "python3 manage.py
runserver 0.0.0.0:8000 <http://0.0.0.0:8000>" example:-- i
have two pages home and register
1) if i make error in register page code(register.py) , It
shuts down home page too. Is there a way to prevent that as in
php and C# in both one page do not effect other.
2) how to work in django with team one errors full team hangs.
3) How to work with live working websites things may become
too risky.
4) can we make django development as friendly as C#, PHP
......... and other programming language
also i am not able to find article related to this. kindly help
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