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Web Development with Django

Web Development with Django - Second Edition

By : Ben Shaw, Chris Guest, Bharath Chandra K S, Saurabh Badhwar
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Web Development with Django

Web Development with Django

4.3 (7)
By: Ben Shaw, Chris Guest, Bharath Chandra K S, Saurabh Badhwar

Overview of this book

Do you want to develop reliable and secure applications that stand out from the crowd without spending hours on boilerplate code? You’ve made the right choice trusting the Django framework, and this book will tell you why. Often referred to as a “batteries included” web development framework, Django comes with all the core features needed to build a standalone application. Web Development with Django will take you through all the essential concepts and help you explore its power to build real-world applications using Python. Throughout the book, you’ll get the grips with the major features of Django by building a website called Bookr – a repository for book reviews. This end-to-end case study is split into a series of bitesize projects presented as exercises and activities, allowing you to challenge yourself in an enjoyable and attainable way. As you advance, you'll acquire various practical skills, including how to serve static files to add CSS, JavaScript, and images to your application, how to implement forms to accept user input, and how to manage sessions to ensure a reliable user experience. You’ll cover everyday tasks that are part of the development cycle of a real-world web application. By the end of this Django book, you'll have the skills and confidence to creatively develop and deploy your own projects.
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JSX – a JavaScript syntax extension

It can be quite verbose to define each element using the React.createElement function – even when we alias to a shorter variable name. The verbosity is exacerbated when we start building larger components.

When using React, we can use JSX to build the HTML elements instead. JSX stands for JavaScript XML since both JavaScript and XML are written in the same file. For example, consider the following code in which we are creating a button using the render method:

return React.createElement('button', { onClick: … }, 
  'Button Text')

Instead of this, we can return its HTML directly, as follows:

return <button onClick={…}>Button Text</button>;

Note that the HTML is not quoted and returned as a string. That is, we are not doing this:

return '<button onClick={…}>Button Text</button>';

Since JSX is an unusual syntax (a combination of HTML...

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