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Re: Channels adopted as an official Django project

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I want to learn this! Is there a good tutorial to read about this and practice?

The channels documentation at https://channels.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ is comprehensive.

Heroku has a short tutorial building a chat app at https://blog.heroku.com/in_deep_with_django_channels_the_fut...

You can find more example projects at https://github.com/andrewgodwin/channels-examples

Re: Channels adopted as an official Django project

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post #6
post #5

I want to learn this! Is there a good tutorial to read about this and practice?

The channels documentation at https://channels.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ is comprehensive. Heroku has a short tutorial building a chat app at https://blog.heroku.com/in_deep_with_django_channels_the_fut... You can find more example projects at https://github.com/andrewgodwin/channels-examples

Thanks for the answer, I'll check all this :P

Re: Channels adopted as an official Django project

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Good to see Django moving forward. I recently started a Django based project and I'm quite happy so far. Django + DRF.

There is already a planned Channels integration for DRF to enable realtime API support. http://www.django-rest-framework.org/topics/mozilla-grant/

Initial plans for the Mozilla grant also included making DRF an official Django project, but details are sparse.

Re: Channels adopted as an official Django project

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Good to see Django moving forward. I recently started a Django based project and I'm quite happy so far. Django + DRF.

Can I ask what you like about Django? As a former Django user I've become quite jaded on the framework, and would caution you against using it if you need data integrity, performance, or a complex front-end.

Re: Channels adopted as an official Django project

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post #2

Good to see Django moving forward. I recently started a Django based project and I'm quite happy so far. Django + DRF.

Can I ask what you like about Django? As a former Django user I've become quite jaded on the framework, and would caution you against using it if you need data integrity, performance, or a complex front-end.

Any chance you could go a bit deeper on these issues?

I particularly don't understand the "complex front-end" part. What about django's templating system hinders implementing a rich javascript based UI?

I've been quite happy using the templating system to deliver data to the front end and then using whatever js libs / frameworks I've needed to display the data to the user....

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