It is just what it describes in the end of the sentence: "user
authentication, content administration, site maps, RSS feeds, and many more
tasks"
Examples for user authentication: user registration, login, logout, etc.
On Monday, June 18, 2018 at 3:01:55 PM UTC-3, Navjit Kaur wrote:
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> Hello,
Common web application tasks :-)
Seriously though - Django makes it easy to do things that you may want to
do with a web application, for example:
* Handle forms for adding / updating items in a database
* Competent ORM.
* User authentication / authorization
* Simple admin interface
* Handle dynam
Hello,
I have recently started learning about Django. Before I start making
projects using Django I just wished to read about it first. So, I visited
to the Django website.
https://www.djangoproject.com/start/overview/
At there, in the various features of Django there is one feature that is
'Fu
in my opinion its your decision, I have done some django and currently
exploring web2py bit by bit. I think in Django you have much more control
from start while in web2py you can start write off and then at some point
when you need more complex behavior to implement you can go back and
override st
Hello fellow Django users,
First, this is not to start any flame war, but to get sincere advice.
I started to learn Django and also completed the tutorial. However I have
also come across another framework Web2Py. I wanted to get the perspective
of django users on this framework and its compariso
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