I really would like to see the django-admin being more SPA-like. I
therefore wrote a library which implements all the features of the admin's
change view
and much more. It is very Pythonic/Djangonic in the sense, that it does not
require to write any JavaScript, nor HTML. You can just use your D
Hi guys,
the django admin still need to dogfood many new django features. we can
start with that. for reference you can check django-admin2.
thanks,
Asif
On Sunday, October 17, 2021 at 2:36:16 AM UTC+6 Christian González wrote:
> Hello,
>
> my 2 cents here. I've searched for years to find "the
Hello,
my 2 cents here. I've searched for years to find "the right" frontend
for Django. Tried, React, Angular, Vue, Svelte, and many others, even
developed GDAPS, a Django plugin system with flexible optional frontend
integration optionally (Vue only ATM - but the frontend integration is
stu
I have project similar to Django admin, implemented with Knockout.js:
https://github.com/Dmitri-Sintsov/django-jinja-knockout
Today probably it would be preferable to use "vanilla ES6" or Svelte,
because these options would minimize the dependence on third party
libraries and bundlers, it would
Hi Warren,
An SPA sound interesting but should be based on React or other SPA
frameworks? While I’ve not looked into it very much Webcomponents are part
of the Spec since 2012. Vanilla JS can be leveraged to create the admin and
the project developers can choose to extend it with the framework
Hi everyone,
I've been contemplating the development of an SPA version of admin either
in Angular, React, Vue or even Flutter... preferably in Angular due to it's
data binding approach.
The idea is to serve the SPA from Django, dynamically generating it so that
the great model based apps that
