Do I need a database to implement AJAX functionality for my app?
I am new to the construction and design of a web app so I’d like some advice please (Django is my framework). I’m trying to code up a “how-to” website instructing users the step-by-step process for doing a certain task. I’d like the navigation of the website to be something like this…
Do I need a database to implement AJAX functionality for my app?
I am new to the construction and design of a web app so I’d like some advice please (Django is my framework). I’m trying to code up a “how-to” website instructing users the step-by-step process for doing a certain task. I’d like the navigation of the website to be something like this…
Do I need a database to implement AJAX functionality for my app?
I am new to the construction and design of a web app so I’d like some advice please (Django is my framework). I’m trying to code up a “how-to” website instructing users the step-by-step process for doing a certain task. I’d like the navigation of the website to be something like this…
Do I need a database to implement AJAX functionality for my app?
I am new to the construction and design of a web app so I’d like some advice please (Django is my framework). I’m trying to code up a “how-to” website instructing users the step-by-step process for doing a certain task. I’d like the navigation of the website to be something like this…
Do I need a database to implement AJAX functionality for my app?
I am new to the construction and design of a web app so I’d like some advice please (Django is my framework). I’m trying to code up a “how-to” website instructing users the step-by-step process for doing a certain task. I’d like the navigation of the website to be something like this…
Best practices when dealing with lots of empty table columns?
I have a schema that allows for multiple post types in my Django project (kinda like Tumblr). Users can make Posts of different types. One of those types is a photo, which I’ll want the EXIF data for.
Best practices when dealing with lots of empty table columns?
I have a schema that allows for multiple post types in my Django project (kinda like Tumblr). Users can make Posts of different types. One of those types is a photo, which I’ll want the EXIF data for.
Best practices when dealing with lots of empty table columns?
I have a schema that allows for multiple post types in my Django project (kinda like Tumblr). Users can make Posts of different types. One of those types is a photo, which I’ll want the EXIF data for.
Best practices when dealing with lots of empty table columns?
I have a schema that allows for multiple post types in my Django project (kinda like Tumblr). Users can make Posts of different types. One of those types is a photo, which I’ll want the EXIF data for.
Multiple sites with the same codebase in Python
I am trying to run a large amount of sites which share about 90% of their code. They are simply designed to query an API and return the results. They will have a common userbase / database but will be configured slightly different and will have different CSS (perhaps even different templating).