django-compressor
django-components
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django-compressor
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Why bother ?
In general, you can use almost any plain JS library by simply loading it in your view template. For forms specifically, you can write custom widgets and define dependencies to libraries via form assets. django-compressor might be worth a look if you go heavy on this.
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I wrote a filter for Django Compressor that removes unused CSS classes and makes your СSS files much smaller
Idk, it depends on how much you care about the page loading time. Even without the PurgeCSS filter, I would recommend the Django Compressor app. I use it on all my websites. It automatically merges your css/js files and minifies them (removes white spaces, comments, etc.). It also creates a unique name for the combined CSS so if you changed your CSS files, your users will always see the fresh version, not the cached by the browser one.
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I made a website that helps you to find similar YouTube channels
django_compressor - for merging and minimizing css and js assets
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what are 3 django packages everyone should know about?
django-compressor with django-libsass for auto sass compilation
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A powerful library to minify-html for django
But isn't that what you have django-compressor for?
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How I reduced Raveberry's transferred frontend code by 90%
The external dependencies were downloaded into the static/ folder containing all frontend assets using yarn and a package.json. Other than that, yarn was not used. Next I ran a bash script that removed all files I did not need, keeping the javascript, css and font files that should be served. In html, these files where directly included. I knew that loading many files is bad, so I used django-compressor to combine them into one big file. Conveniently, this tool also provided me with a way to compile scss.
django-components
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Htmx
The same can be said of a React frontend that talks to a JSON API. There is some structure, organization, and convention to the API endpoints, one-way data flow, and so on. Otherwise it’s chaos.
On our most recent project we do the same with Django and HTMX. Organized endpoints by component. Composable, reusable server-side components with django-components [1]. And we’ve been orders of magnitude more productive, shipping more in 1-2 months than we did the previous 12-18 months working with React.
[1] https://github.com/EmilStenstrom/django-components
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How to conditional in HTMX Partials ?
Yes. Or django-components
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Is it me or Django templates suck?
I use django-components to break templates into very small pieces, and never had any of the issues you describe.
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How to create beautiful, maintainable, fast, low js websites
I've been reading about django-components and #slippers components, but don't know about combining Pre or PostCSS, Tailwind or XXX for styling and how to keep the whole thing as simple to maintain as possible. Not willing to go the Bootstrap route, but need to structure a compromise.
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Six things I do every time I start a Django project
I had used this project for creating components https://github.com/EmilStenstrom/django-components/
Also, for simpler cases I include partial templates.
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Growing the Tailwind CSS ecosystem
In React it is as simple Django with https://github.com/EmilStenstrom/django-components installed {% component_block "button" intent="primary" %} Now everyone using Django would have to create their own components, they also have to do this in React which is a waste.
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what are 3 django packages everyone should know about?
I felt the ux around registering new components to be much stronger with https://github.com/EmilStenstrom/django-components although I do like how slippers uses attributes
- Ruby on Rails: View Components and Storybook and Tailwind, Match Made in Heaven?
- django-components: React / Vue-like component system for Django Templates
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Is Django similarly to React in the way you build components?
That said, you might find this package interesting: https://github.com/EmilStenstrom/django-components/
What are some alternatives?
django-pipeline - Pipeline is an asset packaging library for Django.
lookbook - A UI development environment for Ruby on Rails apps ✨
webassets - Asset management for Python web development.
whitenoise - Radically simplified static file serving for Python web apps
django-storages - https://django-storages.readthedocs.io/
django-webpack-loader - Transparently use webpack with django
jinja-assets-compressor - A Jinja extension (compatible with Flask and other frameworks) to compile and/or compress your assets.
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Flask-Assets - Flask webassets integration.
django-elasticsearch-dsl - This is a package that allows indexing of django models in elasticsearch with elasticsearch-dsl-py.
File Conveyor - File Conveyor is a daemon written in Python to detect, process and sync files. In particular, it's designed to sync files to CDNs. Amazon S3 and Rackspace Cloud Files, as well as any Origin Pull or (S)FTP Push CDN, are supported. Originally written for my bachelor thesis at Hasselt University in Belgium.
django-constance - Dynamic Django settings.