Whenever you deploy your code and apply migrations in production, you’re entering dangerous territory. I’ll show common pitfalls and ways to avoid them.
While migrations are widely used by almost every Django project ever since, there is little known about the internals of the migration framework.
Database indexes are useful. But how do they work? And how does one use them in Django?
Most websites require some kind of authentication. Email & password is common but sometimes not enough. In those cases 2FA adds an additional security layer.
Over the last few years SSL/TLS encryption of websites has risen tremendously. The Let’s Encrypt organization makes that pretty easy. And you can use it.
This recipe shows how one can optimize a migration Django creates.
This recipe shows how one can add a non-nullable column to a table with already existing data.
This recipe shows how to rename an app that does not have any incoming dependencies.
Django migrations are complex. They do a lot for you but sometimes you need to tell ‘em how to do things. There’s no reason to be afraid of that, though.
Whenever you deploy your code and apply migrations in production, you’re entering dangerous territory. I’ll show common pitfalls and ways to avoid them.
Database indexes are useful. But how do they work? And how does one use them in Django?
Over the last few years SSL/TLS encryption of websites has risen tremendously. The Let’s Encrypt organization makes that pretty easy. And you can use it.
This recipe shows how one can add a non-nullable column to a table with already existing data.
Django migrations are complex. They do a lot for you but sometimes you need to tell ‘em how to do things. There’s no reason to be afraid of that, though.
While migrations are widely used by almost every Django project ever since, there is little known about the internals of the migration framework.
Most websites require some kind of authentication. Email & password is common but sometimes not enough. In those cases 2FA adds an additional security layer.
This recipe shows how one can optimize a migration Django creates.
This recipe shows how to rename an app that does not have any incoming dependencies.
Whenever you deploy your code and apply migrations in production, you’re entering dangerous territory. I’ll show common pitfalls and ways to avoid them.
Most websites require some kind of authentication. Email & password is common but sometimes not enough. In those cases 2FA adds an additional security layer.
This recipe shows how one can add a non-nullable column to a table with already existing data.
While migrations are widely used by almost every Django project ever since, there is little known about the internals of the migration framework.
Over the last few years SSL/TLS encryption of websites has risen tremendously. The Let’s Encrypt organization makes that pretty easy. And you can use it.
This recipe shows how to rename an app that does not have any incoming dependencies.
Database indexes are useful. But how do they work? And how does one use them in Django?
This recipe shows how one can optimize a migration Django creates.
Django migrations are complex. They do a lot for you but sometimes you need to tell ‘em how to do things. There’s no reason to be afraid of that, though.