Django is a popular and open-source web framework used for building scalable web applications using Python. It is well-known for its clean and pragmatic design that encourages rapid development without need to reinvent the wheel. Django follows the “Don’t Repeat Yourself” (DRY) and “Convention over Configuration” (CoC) principles, which means…

In today’s digital world, QR (Quick Response) codes have become an essential tool for sharing information quickly and conveniently. Their ease of use and ability to quickly connect physical objects to digital information make them an indispensable tool in today’s digital world. QR codes can be useful across multiple industries…

In this article, you explore a common use case of sending emails. You would register users and send them an email with a verification link. Sending emails to users is an important feature that should be implemented in Django your application, especially an application that involves users signing up with…

In versions 2.7 and 3.0, Python, among other features, released the features: List Comprehension, Dictionary comprehension and the closely related Set comprehension. These features made it easier to generate lists, dictionaries and sets, in a cleaner, concise and more efficient way. In the subsequent paragraphs, I will show you how…

I once had to create a location-based ecommerce application with Django Web Framework as the backend. While building the project, I needed a way to display products’ price and currency based on the current user’s location. I made some research, got it working, then finally integrated it into the project. …

Linux is a powerful, open-source operating system that was released in September 17, 1991. Apart from being open-source, Linux is the preferred choice for developers because it is easy to install, secure, stable, lightweight, flexible, and gives users more privacy. Linux is more than just an operating system. It is…

Research has shown that many Software Engineers struggle with understanding various internet concepts like DNS, TCP/IP and how the internet works in general. This question is a classic and still widely used interview question for many types of software engineering positions. It is used to assess a candidate’s general knowledge…