PyCon US 2022 Talk - Implementing Shared Functionality Using Middleware
A PyCon US 2022 talk recap on implementing framework-independent shared functionality using WSGI and ASGI middleware.
A PyCon US 2022 talk recap on implementing framework-independent shared functionality using WSGI and ASGI middleware.
Learn how to deploy a Django site live, including choosing a production-ready Python application server like Gunicorn.
Compares Django and Flask, two popular Python web frameworks, highlighting their similarities and key differences for developers.
An exploration of Django middleware, explaining its purpose, placement in the request/response cycle, and how it's configured.
Explains how to configure NGINX as a reverse proxy for a Django application, breaking down the config file line-by-line.
A guide to common Django server setups, from simple local development to professional production deployments with Gunicorn and PostgreSQL.
A guide to preparing a Django application for deployment, covering virtual environments, production settings, and static files.
A beginner-friendly guide to deploying a Django web application to a live server, focusing on minimal new tools and incremental learning.
A tutorial on making synchronous Flask applications asynchronous using the gevent library, covering setup with uWSGI and Gunicorn.
Announcing django-wsgi, a package to bridge Django and the WSGI world, allowing Django views/URLConfs to be exposed as WSGI apps and vice versa.
Argues that perfectly uncoupled code is impossible, using Django's ORM and admin as examples of necessary coupling to specific APIs.
A developer compares Django's function-based views to class-based handler approaches from Pylons/GAE, discussing verbosity and code organization.