In this post I will describe how to add the tailwindcss framework to a Django project. The example which follows was developed on Windows 10 with VS Code, Django 3.2.9, tailwindcss 3.0.8 Start Here If you don’t have a Django project to hand, you can clone the example I will be using throughout the rest of […]
Rather than rehash the excellent official documentation on Django Logging I will demonstrate how you can add logging to an existing Django project. settings.py Add the following to the settings.py. This is an example based on one used in the documentation and I have found it easier to understand by starting at the bottom. root […]
To locate a package installed using pip the show command can be used. pip show The show command displays useful information about the package, amongst which is the location or path to where the package was installed. The format of the command is: pip show package_name To find where pip installed the requests package, at […]
When using model forms you can save values entered into a form by calling the form’s save() method as shown below. If you are not using model forms an attempt to call form.save() results in an error such as: The save() method works with model forms because there is a model associated with it so […]
When you start to use VS Code to debug a Django project you may bump into the exception shown in the screenshot above Exception has occurred: ImportError Couldn’t import Django. Are you sure it’s installed and available This post explains how to reproduce the problem and how to resolve it. The Django project referenced in […]
oraclefrontovik 
You must be logged in to post a comment.