For me better way is on server side use django with API output, which the
client will be the frontend, can be using only html+ javascript.
On javascript i tried angularjs. There will be many options for the js frontend.
Choose the most support available in the community and which one more
Hi guys,
I started checking out angular.js - it looks really good. It seems like it
has a lot of great tools build in - just like you have said.
In search for more advanded and detailed angular-tutorials I opened this
new topic:
Hi guys,
on my journey to picking my js-framework I am now trying out React.js and I
opened this thread in search for good tutorials
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/django-users/NxDOYhqqQJw .
I guess I'll also have a look at the angular stuff.
This really is about having good tutorials
I've been developing with Dojotoolkit and ExtJS. Both integrate with
Django as well as any other JS framework.
On 10.09.2015 09:47, Mario Gudelj wrote:
+1 angular. Stack overflow is your friend and there's a lot of angular
on it. You can do a lot with it with basic knowledge as well. And
+1 angular. Stack overflow is your friend and there's a lot of angular on
it. You can do a lot with it with basic knowledge as well. And template
syntax will make sense going to it from django
On 10 Sep 2015 3:53 pm, "Gergely Polonkai" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> this is a bit off
Hello,
this is a bit off topic here, and highly opinion based, but here are my two
cents: I got along very well with both Bootstrap and Angular, but never
tried React before. However, a quick Google search shows that React is
barely supported yet (in terms of available Django apps).
Best,
Yeah, I definetly hate to write Javascript and I really do NOT want to
write server code in it.
*The parts where I really need a javascript framework in my app are complex
forms:A page might consist of multiple forms bundled with formsets,
inline-forms and so on.*
*The question is:*Which
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 9:32 AM, 'Tom Evans' via Django users
wrote:
> We have (different!) django projects using react, backbone and
> angular.
and lots more! i've found riot.js a very refreshing foundation for
those of us that hate JS.
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On Tue, Sep 8, 2015 at 11:12 PM, ThomasTheDjangoFan
wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have invested quite a lot of time & energy into learning django and I feel
> comfy using it. (I have studied the 2 Scoops, the Tdd book and got the boook
> "Scaling Django" and
Hello,
I never used React.js before, only Angular, which already has some support:
https://github.com/jrief/django-angular
For react, it seems there’s only confusion yet, but I guess that’s mostly
because React.js itself is pretty new.
Also, if you are already confortable with Python (and
Hi Gergely,
thanks a lot for the quick response.
Well... I am an Javascript Beginner and I need to start it from scratch.
The project *definetly needs more Javascript-UI Compontents* than what
bootstrap gives us.
+ *Interactive UI Elements* that show the same content and update each
others
+
Hello,
this all depends: if I'm a JS expert, I'd go with Meteor or another JS
framework. If I'm a Python expert, I'd go with Django or another Python
framework.
Meteor's strength is in the fact that (almost) the same code runs on the
server and in the browser (wether it's good or not is another
Hi guys,
I have invested quite a lot of time & energy into learning django and I
feel comfy using it. (I have studied the 2 Scoops, the Tdd book and got the
boook "Scaling Django" and "lightweight Django" right here next to me).
It feels like I finally got the right tool, BUT:
I am about to
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