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Django (RESTful API) plus ReactJS (with Redux) Tutorial: Authorization via Permissions / Django REST Swagger (Part 7)
Source: assertible.com Our previous discussion was focused on implementing OAuth2.0 and thus providing security by authenticating the clients that want to use our API. Today, we will bring attention to
Django (RESTful API) plus ReactJS (with Redux) Tutorial: Implementing OAuth2.0 with Django Oauth Toolkit (Part 6)
Security should always be a priority. Especially with regards to software. All should give importance to protecting data from bad agents. Our last lesson touched on RESTful APIs. If we are going to continue
Django (RESTful API) plus ReactJS (with Redux) Tutorial: Handling of Static Assets in Heroku (Part 4)
Source: dribble.com If you have finished the previous tutorial and tried to access the admin site that we deployed, it would look something like this. Oh no! We expected something like the UI below. Where
Django (RESTful API) plus ReactJS (with Redux) Tutorial: Using the Django Admin + PostgreSQL (Part 3)
Just what is a killer app? A killer app is a jargon used to describe software that has become so essential and so compelling that it makes other products inadequate. Django’s killer app is arguably its
