To visualize time series data in a Django web application, you can use various libraries and modules. One of the popular choices is to use a JavaScript library for interactive charting and visualization. Here are some options: Your choice of library may depend on factors like your familiarity with the library, the complexity of your…
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Creating a custom user model in Django
Creating a custom user model in Django using AbstractBaseUser is a common practice when building Django Rest Framework (DRF) applications. This approach allows you to have full control over the user model and tailor it to your project’s specific needs. Here are some best practices for creating a custom user model with AbstractBaseUser in DRF:…
Django and InfluxDB to save sensor data
Using Django and InfluxDB to save sensor data is a powerful combination, as InfluxDB is a time-series database that’s well-suited for storing and querying time-series data like sensor readings. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to set up Django to save sensor data into InfluxDB: Replace ‘your-influxdb-token’, ‘your-influxdb-organization’, and ‘your-influxdb-bucket’ with your InfluxDB credentials and…
large-scale web application roadmap
Creating a large-scale web application with video, voice, and text message features using Django (a Python web framework) is an ambitious goal. Here’s an extended roadmap of what you should learn: Creating a large-scale web application is a significant undertaking, and it requires a deep understanding of various technologies. Consider breaking down the project into…