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A curated list of awesome third-party packages, tools, and resources for the Django web framework, covering everything from admin themes to deployment services.
A curated list of awesome third-party packages, tools, and resources for the Django web framework, covering everything from admin themes to deployment services.Is this a library or just a list?It is purely a curated list (an awesome-list) with links and short descriptions, not installable code itself.
It is purely a curated list (an awesome-list) with links and short descriptions, not installable code itself.How is the list organized?Entries are grouped into sections covering Third-Party Packages (Admin, APIs, Caching, Forms, CMS, etc.), general Resources (official docs, books, podcasts, conferences), Hosting options, and Projects (boilerplates, open source apps like DRF and Wagtail).
Entries are grouped into sections covering Third-Party Packages (Admin, APIs, Caching, Forms, CMS, etc.), general Resources (official docs, books, podcasts, conferences), Hosting options, and Projects (boilerplates, open source apps like DRF and Wagtail).Do I need anything installed to use this list?No, it's just a Markdown document of links; you only need whatever the individual Django packages you pick require.
No, it's just a Markdown document of links; you only need whatever the individual Django packages you pick require.Are the entries vetted or just a raw dump of links?Each entry includes a short description explaining what the package does, suggesting some curation, though the README itself doesn't describe a formal vetting or submission review process.
Each entry includes a short description explaining what the package does, suggesting some curation, though the README itself doesn't describe a formal vetting or submission review process.Where should a beginner start?Beginners would likely start with the 'Official Resources' and 'Educational' subsections under Resources, or browse Full-stack frameworks and Boilerplate projects for a quick head start on a new Django app.
Beginners would likely start with the 'Official Resources' and 'Educational' subsections under Resources, or browse Full-stack frameworks and Boilerplate projects for a quick head start on a new Django app.Is there a related list for Django REST Framework or Wagtail specifically?Yes, the list includes dedicated sections for Django REST Framework (with DRF Resources and Tutorials subsections) and Wagtail (with its own Wagtail Resources subsection).
Yes, the list includes dedicated sections for Django REST Framework (with DRF Resources and Tutorials subsections) and Wagtail (with its own Wagtail Resources subsection).What kind of third-party packages are covered?Dozens of categories including admin customization, APIs/GraphQL, caching, forms, CMS platforms, e-commerce, model fields, logging, monitoring, i18n, and full-stack reactive frameworks for Django.
Dozens of categories including admin customization, APIs/GraphQL, caching, forms, CMS platforms, e-commerce, model fields, logging, monitoring, i18n, and full-stack reactive frameworks for Django.Does it cover deployment and hosting options too?Yes, there's a Hosting section covering PaaS, IaaS, deployment services, and self-hosted deployment options alongside the package listings.
Yes, there's a Hosting section covering PaaS, IaaS, deployment services, and self-hosted deployment options alongside the package listings.What are similar projects?awesome-fastapi, awesome-flask, django-cms, goQuality-dev-contents, awesome-nestjs, awesome-php, awesome-go, awesome-cheatsheets
awesome-fastapi, awesome-flask, django-cms, goQuality-dev-contents, awesome-nestjs, awesome-php, awesome-go, awesome-cheatsheetsWhich topics is it in?internationalization, forms, django, cms, admin-dashboard, awesome, monitoring, rest-api, backend, database, awesome-list, list
internationalization, forms, django, cms, admin-dashboard, awesome, monitoring, rest-api, backend, database, awesome-list, list