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inventory-system
An inventory system API built using Django to keep track of where things are in my office. (by romansorin)
I didn't want to put all of my eggs into one basket, so I kept the sample project I was working on small. It had to be just enough that I covered the major concepts of Django, but with enough complexity that it couldn't be classified as a "to-do list". At the time, I wanted a way of tracking inventory in my home office, so I built an incomplete inventory tracking system after following the Django docs. Despite having a lot more experience with the framework now, I still reference this project sometimes when I'm implementing new viewsets (more on this later).
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Django also provides you with an "admin" view, which is essentially a CRUD panel for any models that you load. This is probably a better choice for someone looking for a framework with an admin dash prebuilt, but I use both Laravel and Django in the context of building an API only. With Django, you'd need to pull in Django REST framework (DRF) – Laravel offers it right out of the box.
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