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Django is Python Web Framework. The elegant and clear syntax of Python aids in the development in making developing web apps with Django preferable to those who enjoy coding in Python. The biggest sell for me to use Django was that it is open source and has a large community that supports it. You have people that work on the core software and other community members providing third party plugin tools for it. Next, the way how Python has its own package manager made installing/upgrading Django as breeze as well with third party tools where often one line in the command line only needed to be executed to have a tool be installed and configured correctly. Python has virtualenv, this creates a "sandbox" of Python libraries and tools that are separate from your OS libraries. This kept development contained and allowed quick prototyping if needed with Django. The Django models are fairly straight forward to implement to get the "content" functionality that you want. For production, Gunicorn and Nginx worked very well in providing a stable and lightweight server experience handling request to the Django app. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I would prefer if the documentation for Django was more clear and organized. Often search on the site for information, instead browsing through the site to find what I need, a custom google search helped me a lot more finding what I needed on the site. I disliked the tutorial/walkthrough/building first app pages. The site would walk you through in making your first Django app, then next two steps over they have you modify the changes they told you to do. For example, and I'm paraphrasing giving you a situation, they would say "this is how you would write this to configure that. [Refreshes page] you now see this method works. [Moves on to next step] The last implementation worked but their is a better way in doing this and you won't need to worry about these following problems. Change the line you modified before to this." I'd rather be taught the correct and most efficient way to do something from the start. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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Django have vast security feature with support of large number of libraries which make it more useable for rapid and scalable product Devlopment. I like the admin panel, which Django provides and the very simplicity of implementing complex functionalities without much configuration. libraries support make it more powerful while it comes to integration with another instances. another good thing about django is having high reachable customer support.This frequency of use ensures that solutions to common problems are readily available, enhancing overall productivity and project success. over all after some hand on experience it will easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
after using django for a few year i realised i will be quite difficult for begginers might be it will take time to learn django because of multiple convention to do a task. Django's monolithic structure might be too clumsy for extremely small projects, and the learning curve could be quite deadly for begginers. yeah while using it understand those who love flexible desing of project will got bothered because of convention over configuration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Django comes with so many in built tools like ORM, Admin Panel, forms, routing, I like Django most when we talk about security, It contains protection against common vulnera blities like SQL,injection, XSS. It is very supportive and vibrant Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Migration Complexity, Limited Native API support Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
ease of admin panel, superuser is really wonderful. routing & MVC is easy to implement Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
dependency is an issue with python so, is with django. If you are using other modules, make sure the dependencies are compatible. besides in production environment the css needs other dependencies, to work Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
ease of integration, the best part is the admin & superuser logins & registration. local database is fine, but it can be integrated with sql or no-sql databases easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
the problem with django & Python is the dependency. compatibility with libraries & modules is problematic Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What I like best about Django is how it makes building websites easier and faster. It provides a lot of tools and shortcuts that help me create complex websites with less code. Plus, Django takes care of a lot of common tasks like user authentication and database management, so I can focus more on adding unique features to my site. and it aslo provides the admin panel automatically as it is made with python it makes it more easier to work with someone who knows about python.
I am using it normally.
it is easy to integrate it with react or other frontend framworks
Figma can be used as ui and ux designer whereas django can be used as backend they work perfectly to one another can use the code in django templates Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
the thing i dislike about it is the deployment part not all platforms can deploy it and sometimes the database issue if I have made changes to it after committing then it makes it difficult to undo it Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It is capable enough to create large scale application with fast implementation using Python. It provides whole admin panel with admin level features. It provides robust security with built-in user authentication, roles management easing development. It utilizes the powerful python ecosytem of packages using pip to develop and integrate new features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It is time taking to understand the way of working of Django as framework. It is slow in serving heavy traffic and not fast due to its request mechanism. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Django is Dynamic and flexible , and has vast community support. the integration and implementation can be done easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Django is not suitable for small projects. fhis lacks in feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Django is my primary framework for developing backend applications, it's straightforward to use and implement. It contains a great document as well which is very helpful for developers, That is why I use it every day. Integrating with a database is easy, providing one of the best ORMs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Djanog is altogether a great package that contains every single need which you need to develop a backend application but the learning curve of Django is very stiff, it contains lots of features which confuse the beginner. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What I love most about Django is thath it comes packed with everything you need to build a web app right out of the box.We don't have to hunt for plugins or worrry about compatibility issue.Its like having all the tools you need in one handly tookit.Plus its super scure and can handel big projects without breaking a sweat. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One downside ofDjango is its steep learing curve for beginners. its comprehensive nature can make setup complex , and its strict conventions may feel restructive for some developers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Django is easy to learn and open source web freamwork.easy to integration routtind the web pases are very simpal and databases connection is also easy. the defalt database dango use sqlite.it is similler to SQL quary. we can simpely implement our webpage in django. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
the only thing , i dislike the freamwork there is lot of challang for biginner. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
