Having completed a Django REST Framework tutorial would also be helpful. A tenuous, vague understanding of how class-based views in Django work would be helpful, but is not necessary. You will get the most out of this talk if you have beginner-level experience in Python and Django. This project uses Django Rest Framework, and a few other packages to make developing an API a smooth experience. You will walk away from this talk ready to start your first DRF project, make your existing projects simpler and cleaner, or (at the very least) with a better understanding of how a class-based view works. You'll also learn how modular DRF can be when you customize built-in methods or use different serializers for different parts of your viewset, and how tools like Classy DRF can help.
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You will learn how to save time and lines of code by using DRF's built-in viewsets (and what a viewset is), when to skip the viewset and use a built-in generic `APIView`, and how to add custom endpoints (actions) to your viewsets. CSS3, HTML5, Bootstrap, Jquery, Frameworks:- Django, Flask, Cherry Py, Web2py, Wagtail, etc Ecommerce:- Saleor.io Services: REST & JSON APIs. When I started writing Django REST Framework code in 2017, there was a lot I didn't know, like how class-based views worked and what a serializer was.Īfter 3+ years of using DRF, I want to share the things I've learned that make writing DRF code easier and faster for me. Add 2 to INSTALLEDAPPS in your Django project settings: settings.py INSTALLEDAPPS.
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