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Django Versus Flask: When Django is the Wrong Choice

We’ve all been there. You’re working on the API back-end, and you’re happy with how it’s going. You’ve recently completed the minimal viable product (MVP), the tests are all passing, and you’re looking forward to implementing some new features.

HTTPS is an important option for modern websites. With free SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt there is no excuses do not use it.

The Internet is mankind’s biggest repository of knowledge, information, useful (and useless: think of cat pics) digital content. Today, we will be taking a quick look at something useful and down to earth: free online programming books.

Though many Django Developers might consider it blasphemous, sometimes it is actually necessary to deploy Django applications on Windows/IIS, especially when working with a client that has based its infrastructure around the Windows ecosystem.

Web forms are widely used across the entire Internet. Online businesses are using them for order checkouts, event booking, commenting, customer feedback etc. But there is a problem. The average conversion rate is not very high.

Object clustering is a common practice when you need to show many objects on the map. In this article we are trying to explain some practical solutions based on the experience of marketplace development.

Sometimes you need a custom form widget for use with forms on frontend or in admin interface in Django. For such purposes Django provides a very useful tools for implement almost everything which you could want.