Explore a variety of methods for scheduling Python tasks, from simple loops to advanced queue-based systems like RQ Scheduler and integration with Redwood RunMyJobs. Learn through practical tutorials and examples.
One of the most significant takeaways of 2020 is that online learning is here to stay. As we roll into 2021, it’s critical to recognize the advantages of online university degrees and discuss aspects that might be unclear....
Nowadays, a computer is a necessity for each and every field of profession. Whether it be Medical, Engineering, Commerce, Visual Arts, Psychology, and anything you can think of. But Computer Science (CS) students need it the most. A CS student knows the importance of a powerful machine....
In this blog, I'll be discussing what is Django, how does Django work, and what is Django used for. I will also be going over some of the key points on why it is so famous also mentioning some of the major companies and platforms that are running on Django.
Hi! In this blog I will be going over the first steps towards pursuing a Career in Data Science most of which I will be discussing will be around the open source available course and materials to get you started in the field.
In this blog I will be showing you how to add a custom filter to your django admin page in list_filter which allows you to see duplicate results.
Django comes with its automatic time stamping for created_at and updated_at. For this purpose, there are 2 properties included that are django auto_now_add and auto_now.
In this blog, I will be showing you guys how to add basic filters and custom filters to your Django admin page so that you can filter the results of your listing page however you want.
we have always seen Django admin with a standard greenish blue color but we can customize django admin theme and change its color because everything can be edited and customized which is one of the coolest parts of this great framework. Let's dive into how to do that...
Django has the build in support for most of the available databases here is the list of most common databases i.e SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Oracle and how to connect them to your django project.