thanks for this tutorial, i would say alpineJS would be more usable in this case, because it's every load at once and there is no need by reactivity to reload data from server once again
Unicorn offers more with it's framework. Inheriting template components is also offered with Unicorn as in template inheritance, but you can also inherit application code in Django Unicorn by leveraging Python's object-oriented programming (OOP) principles. It also handles component state and server-side logic
Thank you for your tutorial.
I like the way you code😉
My pleasure! Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorial. I love this.
My pleasure!! I'm glad that you like the content!!
Thank you for your helpful tutorial
Could you create a tutorial series about multi tenancy with django Django-tenants
My pleasure! I'm glad that it helped! Thank you for the suggestion!
thanks for this tutorial, i would say alpineJS would be more usable in this case, because it's every load at once and there is no need by reactivity to reload data from server once again
Of course, my pleasure! Okay cool! AlpineJS, sounds interesting! Thank you for your feedback!
thank you!
My pleasure!
so what's difference b/w unicorn and template inheritance we use in django?
Unicorn offers more with it's framework. Inheriting template components is also offered with Unicorn as in template inheritance, but you can also inherit application code in Django Unicorn by leveraging Python's object-oriented programming (OOP) principles. It also handles component state and server-side logic