Hello James,
If I understand correctly, the problem is that runserver fails to boot because
it cannot perform checks, some of which connect to the database (e.g. the check
that all migrations were run).
Is that what you're talking about?
I suppose the fix involves something like:
while True:
Hello everyone,
I am using django=1.10.5 and channels==1.0.3 in my project.
First i will give you little description about my project so that you all
can understand my question properly.
I am getting latitude and longitude of android device(first user) using
websockes. So that android application
Hi,
There's more about how Channels works in the docs and in talks I've given,
but the short version is:
* Websockets go into a server called Daphne, which is written in Twisted
and so can handle hundreds or potentially thousands of simultaneous
connections open at once
* Any event on a websocket
