Keynote: All The Ways To Use Django with Zags
summary
Claims that Django is modular not monolithic and shows concrete patterns: use Django React components to embed built React components and pass Django template vars as props so no API is required (works but complex for dynamic forms), use Vue plus crispy forms to get dynamic front-end behavior while keeping Django forms (works well), use Django REST framework or Graphene to autogenerate APIs from models, run workers with Celery, manage schema with ORM + migrations, and note MongoDB out of beta and that Stack Overflow trends show Next.js overtaking Django.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:11Django misconceptions
- 3:58Django's core components
- 7:48Django admin standalone
- 8:08Django with JS frontends
- 13:26Django forms with Vue/Angular
- 15:57Django in microservices
- 24:22Django for background tasks
- 27:33Django without database
- 30:47Migrating to Django
- 34:40Django philosophy
- 36:46Django's future
- 43:52Q&A
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