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Django framework allows you to build a client using Django templates, but there are a lot of cases when this is not enough. Business requirements for the client-side of your application could require adding more complex logic on the client-side. In these cases, we will not be able to solve business problems without a JavaScript web framework (React.JS, Vie.JS, Angular, etc). I'd like to show you how to build a simple React.JS client and integrate it with a Django project using axios library on the client-side and Django REST Framework on the server-side.
Clone the Django repository I used in the first part of these series and go to the cloned repository:
In this blog post, we saw how to add the React.JS client to the Django project and deploy them on AWS Lambda using Serverless. There is a link to the GitHub repository (GitLab copy) with the code shown in this blog post.
In this blog post, we saw how to add the React.JS client to the Django project and deploy them on AWS Lambda using Serverless. There is a link to the GitHub repository (GitLab copy) with the code shown in this blog post.
