In the realm of web development, maintaining a clear and concise record of changes made within an application is vital for various reasons, ranging from auditing to debugging. Django, a high-level Python web framework, provides a flexible middleware system that allows developers to intercept and process HTTP requests and responses. In this tutorial, we’ll delve into implementing a Change Log Middleware in Django, step-by-step, to track and log changes made to models and actions within our application.
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Let’s generate a QR code using your contact information. We will learn today about QR codes and a use case of generating a personalized QR code that you can share with people without having to share it using traditional way.
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Accessing information using just pin login is dangerous and should be avoided at all costs.
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A few cases on how celery signatures would behave with examples explained.
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As a stakeholder I would like to know when a software release has been made which includes list of changes categorized by either of the three types (features, maintenance, bug fixes).
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Writing tests should be fun and easy. Testing was like an ocean for me when I first started writing test and I didn’t know how to swim. With past few experience I bring some knowledge to you and hope to add value to readers.
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We will go through a use case that has recently come up to create name for a version of a file. I have decided to use s3 to accomplish this and we will learn how to do this.
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Let’s walk through a bunch of use cases that i’ve learnt over a period of time for writing tests.
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Setup up a Django app with ElasticSearch as document store.
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An introduction to setting up a Django project with poetry properly.