In terms of a front end application using django views you can totall
implement angular, and do whatever you want. If you're proposing that the
backend be rewritten in angular, I think that is probably unnecessary
overhead for what the admin is supposed to do, and will make customizing it
cons
yes. really... bad idea.
I wanted to offer something similar to generation of hello world
angular2-app under API.
for example:
we connect django-rest-framework-jwt
(https://github.com/GetBlimp/django-rest-framework-jwt) in our project.
And a magic image to us angular service for work with API of
In my opinion angular + django + django-rest-framework is a very powerful
combo, and using django templates mixed with angular (for anything else
than the index page) is really a bad idea due to templates being very slow
and rendered by python. Angular must run against a 100% web api with its
o
I'm not sure what the end product you have in mind would look like, but I
don't think Django (core) is going to adopt tight integration with any
JavaScript framework. You pointed to a third-party package... what's the
problem with it and how would your proposal differ?
On Wednesday, March 9, 20
