Axios and Django Integration: Fetch and Submit Form Data with UUID 🚀

In this video, we'll explore how to integrate Axios with a Django backend to submit and fetch form data using UUIDs for unique identification. We'll set up a React form to send data to the Django backend and fetch the submitted data using a unique ID stored in session storage. This video is ideal for developers looking to enhance their full-stack development skills with React and Django.
What You'll Learn:
🔥 Setting up Axios interceptors for requests and responses.
📋 Creating a form in React to submit data to a Django backend.
🆔 Using UUIDs to uniquely identify form submissions.
💾 Storing the UUID in session storage and retrieving data based on the stored UUID.
🌐 Handling CORS issues when making requests between React and Django.
📊 Fetching and displaying form data in React.
Commands:
npm install axios # Install Axios in your React project.
django-admin startproject myproject # Create a new Django project.
python manage.py startapp myapp # Create a new Django app.
python manage.py makemigrations # Checks for migrations and lists them.
python manage.py migrate # Apply database migrations.
python manage.py runserver # Run the Django development server.
npm start # Run the React development server.
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