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So don't use Django is your advice to people interested in using Django? Django's frontend rendering is still a major part of the framework, so advising everyo
by benatkin 6y ago
So don't use Django is your advice to people interested in using Django?
Django's frontend rendering is still a major part of the framework, so advising everyone not to use it in a post about Django is a bit misgiving.
- krzepah 6y agoIt is not. If you intend to have a react front-end then this front-end becomes the "V" in the MVC, while django becomes only the M & C; Having something cohesive is much more reliable than having some template there, some js there, some template there again. If you stick up to one way of doing things, testing and debugging becomes trivial because you are not mixing up three different way of doing something
- arcturus17 6y agoI’m currently building an SPA with the above approach and it most definitely isn’t “not using Django”. There’s plenty of Django if you use DRF. You’re also still exposed to templating if you use Django Admin like they suggest and I’m also doing.