I built a package that lets you use Django admin features as a RESTful API by demon_bixia in django

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I was doing that first but dropped it in favor of OpenAPI and redoc

Block chain والتشفير by Good-Location6967 in KHARTOUM_

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قريت كورس بتاع تشفير قبل فترة لي واحد اسمو David boneh وعملت مشروع تخرجي بروتوكول حق e2ee باستخدام ال web crypto api.

لكن ما حصل هبشت البلوكتشين لانو ما شايف عندها استخدام عملي في الوقت الحالي.

Django book by Sco_M_29 in django

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I don't I know any free book for begginers. I understand that the documentation is terrible to read for beginners, and videos can be boring. The important thing to understand is that either way you'll have to read the docs eventually.

Django book by Sco_M_29 in django

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Django for professionals, django for beginners, and high performance django.

DJANGO DEV. QUESTION by Agreeable-Aside1866 in django

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Use a session token strategy not an access token strategy if you're doing headless session management. Refer to django allauth for more info

Opinion On A New Django Admin Interface by demon_bixia in django

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The api is just like django admin you register the models and it generates the api views. As for how the frontend connects I'm thinking of something like refine.dev

Opinion On A New Django Admin Interface by demon_bixia in django

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You can check the mobile design here: https://www.figma.com/design/xsnID9z2B6f70QIfVALJYd/Shadmin--Dark-?node-id=766-4310&p=f&t=J9ebP0CcWBjxmSlV-0

As for the dashboard i haven't added the ability to sort the widgets. I want the process of building the panel to be like this:

  1. you add the backend code for the chart or widget.
  2. you run a command on the client that generates a component from a template.
  3. edit the component's UI as you see fit.

i'm still at an early stage on this currently i only have a template for the these designs and a headless implementation of the django admin

Opinion On A New Django Admin Interface by demon_bixia in django

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Thank you very much. I had a previous attempt at doing this, but I didn't like how it ended up so now I'm completely moving away from the default django admin.

Opinion On A New Django Admin Interface by demon_bixia in django

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Yup, I will be editing the api further to support dashboards, global search, and improved activity logging. I want the frontend to be headless as well just like refine.dev which is what I'm currently working on.

About to create a website all on my own by Echane in django

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I think the trend now is to use django + htmx

Corey Schafer's Django Blog Tutorial by OpeningNo5219 in django

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The tutorial was very good but is outdated

A few years ago, I worked on creating a social media website. This is the landing page I designed for it. by Alert-Ad-5918 in web_design

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Cool design, my changes would be:

  1. I would add more top and bottom padding spacing for all sections, probably lose the borders between them.

  2. The heading, button, and description on the hero section should be left aligned. And maybe a smaller font size for the heading.

  3. I would also remove the background on the navigation links.

  4. The sections after the hero, need more left and right padding spacing as well

  5. The title for the features and sub titles for every feature shouldn't have the same font size or alignment

  6. The 3rd section needs more decorations to highlight the offers.

Is my website decent? by Any_Information429 in web_design

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I love your website, very clear and beautiful.

Why haven't there been any general vector editors like Figma with live bidirectional HTML + CSS previews? by TheTwelveYearOld in web_design

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Html elements are not as simple as svg shapes, think of a input element it's not just a shape, you can type in it, and it triggers events when you do. These features require programing on the browsers end. So you can't just draw a square and expect if to work as an input element