Django Basics – Part2
In this post we will mainly see about django model and database operations
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In this post we will mainly see about django model and database operations
In previous blog we saw just basics of django and should have understood basics of apps, routes, model at-least theoretically.
In this tutorial we will see how to use django in our projects and mainly we will focus this towards REST API’s
In this blog post we will see how to deploy your python web app on any dedicated server like VPS, Amazon EC2, Google Cloud GCP etc basically any server where you have shell access and root access.
Till now in our previous blog posts we have developed our flask application, lets now see how we can deploy it to a server.
There are two major client side library’s which we can use with react for GraphQL a) Apollo b) Relay In the post we will look at Apollo and how to use it. If we compare Apollo with Relay Apollo Very simple to learn and fast to implement Work’s cross platform, we can use this on […]
Fragments is also a very important concept in GraphQL. This is used to group re-usable code together. To get a basic understanding about this, read the below blog post its very simple and easy to understand https://medium.com/graphql-mastery/graphql-fragments-and-how-to-use-them-8ee30b44f59e Let’s see how we can us it in our todo application. In our app all queries, mutations are […]
Subscription is another type of in GraphQL. This is use real time events using websockets, you can send notification to client for events which happen on the server using web sockets. It you are not aware what are websockets, you can find plenty of resources online. Let’s see how to implement subscription in our code […]
Till now we have been using a simple graphql-express middleware as a gql server. https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-server Apollo-Server provides a full feature gql server which is production ready and should be used for most applications. Let’s move our code base to apollo-server First install via Also we don’t need graphql-tools anymore as it is inbuilt in apollo-server […]
Till now we have only seen how to fetch data and gone quite deep into it. Now let’s see the how we can update data i.e POST, PUT, DELETE requests We need to use mutations for it. Mutation also follow exact similar pattern as Query. Let’s define a mutation to add a new profile data […]