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Web Development with Django

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Product type Book
Published in Feb 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781839212505
Pages 826 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Authors (5):
Ben Shaw Ben Shaw
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Saurabh Badhwar Saurabh Badhwar
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Andrew Bird Andrew Bird
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Bharath Chandra K S Bharath Chandra K S
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Chris Guest Chris Guest
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters

Preface
1. Introduction to Django 2. Models and Migrations 3. URL Mapping, Views, and Templates 4. Introduction to Django Admin 5. Serving Static Files 6. Forms 7. Advanced Form Validation and Model Forms 8. Media Serving and File Uploads 9. Sessions and Authentication 10. Advanced Django Admin and Customizations 11. Advanced Templating and Class-Based Views 12. Building a REST API 13. Generating CSV, PDF, and Other Binary Files 14. Testing 15. Django Third-Party Libraries 16. Using a Frontend JavaScript Library with Django

Playing with Graphs in Python

Graphs are a great way to visually represent data that changes within a specific dimension. We come across graphs quite frequently in our day-to-day lives, be it weather charts for a week, stock market movements, or student performance report cards.

Similarly, graphs can come in quite handy when we are working with our web applications. For Bookr, we can use graphs as a visual medium to show the user information about the number of books they read each week. Alternatively, we can show them the popularity of a book over time based on how many readers were reading the given book at a specific time. Now, let's look at how we can generate plots with Python and have them show up on our web pages.

Generating Graphs with plotly

Graphs can come in quite handy when trying to visualize patterns in the data maintained by our applications. There are a lot of Python libraries that help developers in generating static or interactive graphs.

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