Why don't you just register the created models in Django admin? Its is so much better to showcase to your audience that models work, especially foreignkeys and can be easily extended to include filters and custom forms.
Bro.. I'm working on enterprise POS software with vb dotnet & Sql server., Now, I need to create a sales order using web.. will i go for dot net core or django or expressjs ?? Also which has future scope??
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Why don't you just register the created models in Django admin? Its is so much better to showcase to your audience that models work, especially foreignkeys and can be easily extended to include filters and custom forms.
Good showcase! Do you know how to use Django with multiple DB (sqlite + mssql)?
Bro.. I'm working on enterprise POS software with vb dotnet & Sql server., Now, I need to create a sales order using web.. will i go for dot net core or django or expressjs ??
Also which has future scope??
Thank you, wonderful explanation!
Can you provide a video of creating registration form in django using sqlite
That’s very useful. Can the same be achieved using sql queries instead ? Looking for something to integrate django with custom sql queries. Thanks
It is not working with Django 3.2, I suppose this feature is somehow not working in that version
plz share the video with mssql stored procedure using django
Error is in urls. you are write path('home', ……) but write this path('home/'…..)
Thank u so much….. very useful for my project