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Let’s discover Django translation basics and the importance of a localized app version.
If the app language is not handled automatically by your location, you will usually check the language switcher first.
In this post, we'll go over the steps to deploy a Django application on a production server. I am using an AWS ec2 server, an Ubuntu 20.04 instance, and Python 3.8. The steps are the same for most versions of Ubuntu and Python, however, the syntax might differ based on the version you are using.
The following are the commands to install the Apache 2 server on the Ubuntu instance.
Starting with Django 3.1, the latest version that dropped a couple of weeks ago, Django now supports fully asynchronous request path. This is exciting for everyone who’s been waiting on the edge of their seats ever since Andrew Godwin’s DEP 0009 was approved by Django Technical Board in July 2019. Read on to know all about what this release means if you have a Django application in production and looking to add async support. At DeepSource, we’re working on adding more Django issues in our Python analyzer, which will also include async-specific bug risks and anti-patterns.
In Django 3.1, async features are now supported across the request-response cycle. This means you can define fully asynchronous views using the async keyword: