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4 Replies to "How and why you should use Next.js with Django"
Nice! I’m planning to use the two framework for my next project.
in your example about you have misslead ppl. your code is not complete or either the information you have provide about your code is not complete. you have create the django project but not the app in the explanation. now the confusion part is that where the hell should we create the .views file , url file and the serial file ?
as far as i am concerned views already exists in app, serializers.py you have to create in your app direction, also the urls.py in app but it still isn’t finished, author didn’t link urls from app with the urls from whole project
this guy makes it way better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJveiktaOSQ
perhaps you should have a better understanding of the way these platforms work before attempting to do something like this? those are pretty fundamental things you say, i believe the author assumes that is already understood.