This post contains affiliate links. I may earn a small commission fee if you make a purchase through the links. Thanks. In previous tutorials, we discussed how to deploy Laravel and Django applications on Linux servers, but we missed two very important topics. How to set up a server so…

Now that we know how to retrieve data using queries and how to send data using mutations, we can try something a little bit more challenging. In this article, we are going to create a comment and a like system for our blog project. You can download the source code…

In this article, we are going to focus on user authentication using JWT, as well as creating and updating data using GraphQL. You can download the source code for this tutorial here: Download the Source Code Mutations From the previous article, we learned that we can use queries to retrieve information…

In part three, we are going to talk about how to connect the backend and the frontend. Currently, the industry standard is to use something called REST API, which stands for representational state transfer application programming interface. …

Now that we are done with the backend, it is time for us to create the frontend part of our application. In this tutorial, we are going to use Vue.js to create the frontend application. Again, let’s start with a brief review. If you’ve never used the framework before, please…

Previously, in the beginner’s tutorial on web development, we talked about how to create a web application using Django, a full-stack Python-based web framework that follows the MTV design pattern. We call it full-stack because we can create both the frontend and the backend with it. You can download the…

In the Django Tutorial for Beginners, we talked about how to deploy a Django project using a server management panel. But, since the “Python Manager” is still under development, sometimes it doesn’t work. In this article, we’ll talk about how to deploy a Django project manually with uWSGI and Nginx…

Finally, it’s time to deploy our Django project. Instead of doing everything manually, we use a server management panel, which is much more beginner-friendly. You can download the source code for this tutorial here: Download the Source Code Prepare For Deployment There are a few things we need to do before deploying our…

We’ve covered everything we need to know to create a simple Django application. In this article, we’ll add some optional features for our website, including paginator, related posts, search function and user authentication with django-allauth. …