Ravindran - Django Design Patterns and Best Practices
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If you want to learn how best to utilize commonly found patterns and learn best practices in developing applications with Django, this is the book for you. This book, like Django itself, is accessible to amateur and professional developers alike and assumes little in the way of prior experience. Although written for Python 3, the majority of the code in this book works in Python 2 or can be easily translated.
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Arun Ravindran
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Arun Ravindran is an avid speaker and blogger who has been tinkering with Django since 2007 for projects ranging from intranet applications to social networks. He is a long-time open source enthusiast and Python developer. His articles and screencasts have been invaluable to the rapidly growing Django community. He is currently a developer member of the Django Software Foundation. Arun is also a movie buff and loves graphic novels and comics.
I wish to thank my wife, Vidya for her constant support and encouragement. I was writing this book at an exciting and challenging time because we were expecting our second child - Nihar. My daughter Kavya also had to endure several solitary days, as her dad devoted to writing.
A big thanks to all the wonderful people at Packt Publishing - Rebecca, Fahad, Vivek and many others who helped in the creation of this book. Truly appreciate the honest reviews by Krace, Shoubhik and Jai. Sincere thanks to Anil Menon for his inputs on the 'SuperBook' storyline. Eternally grateful to Sandy for letting us use his dazzling click of a Hummingbird titled 'Alive!' as the cover photo.
I express my unending appreciation of the entire Django and Python community for being open, friendly and incredibly collaborative. Without their hard work and generosity, we would not have the great tools and knowledge that we depend on everyday.
Last but not the least, special thanks to my parents and friends who have always been there to support me.
Shoubhik Bose is a development engineer at IBM India Software Labs in IBM's security division. When not in the office, he is an independent researcher on healthcare technologies and contributes without profit to a social enterprise healthcare start-up named Mission Arogya as an architect. In 2011, he co-authored the Springer paper Service Crawling in Cloud Computing . He loves to explore "new age" programming languages, platforms, and development frameworks.
Kracekumar Ramaraju is a geek and Python enthusiast. He uses Python for fun and profit. He currently works at Recruiterbox, where he uses Python and Django to build web applications and automate servers. He has worked on other frameworks, such as Flask. He has spoken at PyCon India and the BangPypers meetup group. He contributes to Python open source projects. He has a BTech degree in information technology. He occasionally blogs at http://kracekumar.com.
I would like to thank Arun Ravindran and Packt Publishing for giving me an opportunity to review this book.
Jai Vikram Singh Verma is a passionate entrepreneur and technologist. A computer science engineer by education, he runs his own start-up called Startup Labs Infotech Pvt. Ltd. in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. With a total of 7+ years of experience in architecting and developing scalable web applications using Python, Django, and related technologies, he is well versed with the ins and outs of web development. Startup Labs does web and mobile product development for clients across the world, and they are also cooking some nifty tech products to be released under their own banner soon.
Apart from work, Jai likes playing table tennis, cooking, going for long walks (especially in Sydney), driving, and just chilling out with friends.
I would like to thank Packt Publishing for giving me the opportunity to review this awesome book.
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Django is one of the most popular web frameworks in use today. It powers large websites, such as Pinterest, Instagram, Disqus, and NASA. With a few lines of code, you can rapidly build a functional and secure website that can scale to millions of users.
This book attempts to share solutions to several common design problems faced by Django developers. Sometimes, there are several solutions but we often wonder whether there is a recommended approach. Experienced developers frequently use certain idioms while deliberately avoiding certain others.
This book is a collection of such patterns and insights. It is organized into chapters each covering a key area of the framework, such as Models, or an aspect of web development, such as Debugging. The focus is on building clean, modular, and more maintainable code.
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