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Right, though they're stuck on 1.8 (upgraded to 1.8 only so they could use python3), and really just use it for request/response/views, not ORM or anything else
by collinmanderson 4y ago
Right, though they're stuck on 1.8 (upgraded to 1.8 only so they could use python3), and really just use it for request/response/views, not ORM or anything else.
- throwaway_4ever 4y agoAre they using DRF? Because obviously mobile app can't use templates and Django doesn't default support REST endpoints, does it?
- collinmanderson 4y ago> Django doesn't default support REST endpoints, does it? You just have to manually call json.parse(request.body) for incoming requests and return JsonResponse(data). And you generally need to serialize the data yourself. Django does have some built-in model serialization, but that's mostly for import/export data, not really for sending to the browser.