Vaibhav Shukla | MrVaiBH

  source: codingforentrepreneurs Introduction React  and  Django  are the two MOST (when I say that, I mean that) popular frameworks out there, which are heavily used in the production by so many popular websites (including medium itself). Now you have come here then it means you know how these frameworks are in a nutshell. If not, then stop reading this right away. So let’s start, there are many approaches to integrate REACT and DJANGO. Though there is no “ OFFICIAL”  way to do this of course. This is my approach, which I personally feel can be counted in best practices. In this one, we will work on React and Django separately, and at the end, for production, we can run  npm build  (so as to bundle the entire React app into a single folder), which can be then served to Django to render. Sound s  like a plan 😇 Okay, so with no setup, create a new folder ‘DJREACT’. (Assuming that you already have Python and Node JS installed) Directory structure R...