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Introduction to Django
Django is a web development framework for building websites and web applications
using Python. It provides a set of tools and features that make it easier to create web
applications quickly and efficiently. Django handles common web development tasks
like database management, URL routing, form handling, and user authentication,
allowing developers to focus on building the unique features of application instead of
reinventing the wheel. It follows the "Don't Repeat Yourself" (DRY) principle,
promoting code reuse and maintainability.
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Type the following command and press Enter: python -m django --version.
Additionally, companies like Disqus, Eventbrite, and Dropbox have also adopted
Django for their web development needs.
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included with Python, is often used due to its simplicity and ease of setup. For larger
projects requiring scalability and advanced features, PostgreSQL is a popular choice
because of its robustness, performance, and support for complex data types and
operations.
Disadvantages of Django
The disadvantages of Django include its complexity for beginners, as it has a steep
learning curve compared to simpler frameworks. Additionally, Django can be seen as
too opinionated, i.e. it imposes certain conventions and patterns which may not
always align with the preferences of developers. It is also known for being
heavyweight, i.e. it includes many built-in features that may not be needed for all
projects, potentially leading to unnecessary complexity and overhead. Lastly, Django's
ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) can sometimes result in performance issues when
dealing with large datasets or complex queries, requiring optimization efforts to
overcome.
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