J-O Eriksson • 10/7/2019

Using multiple settings.py in your Django project

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This technical tutorial explains how to split a Django project's settings into multiple files (base.py, development.py, production.py) for environment-specific configurations. It covers structuring the project, moving common settings, and securely managing sensitive variables like SECRET_KEY using environment variables and a .env file to prevent exposure in version control.

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