Imagine your app could send instant updates to users the moment something important happens, whether it’s a new message, an order update, or a security alert. Push notifications make this possible by delivering real-time information directly to users without requiring them to refresh the app or constantly check for updates. In modern applications, push notifications […]
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Very few know how to build a SaaS platform that safely serves hundreds or thousands of companies from a single system. The difference is not features. It is architecture. In this article, I will focus on one critical concept used by real SaaS platforms: schema-based multi-tenancy using Django and PostgreSQL. This guide is intentionally minimal
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So I’ve been wanting to build my own blog for a while now, and after trying out a bunch of different platforms like WordPress and some CMSs, I finally found Wagtail. And honestly? It’s been pretty great. Let me tell you why I think Wagtail is perfect for a personal blog and how you can
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Everyone is curious about how large companies manage their SaaS-based software. In this blog post, I will guide you through how to use the django-tenants library to implement multi-tenancy in Django. Multi-tenancy is a software architecture where a single application instance serves multiple customers (tenants), with each tenant’s data securely isolated from others. Django-tenants is
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Hey everyone! Django 6.0 is finally on the horizon (expected December 2025), and I’ve been diving deep into the release notes so you don’t have to. And trust me — this isn’t just another routine version bump. The Django team has truly outdone themselves this time with powerful new features, major improvements, and some exciting
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Hey there! If you’ve been working with Django for a while, you’ve probably used many-to-many relationships. They’re great, right? But have you ever felt like you needed more control over that relationship? Like, you want to store extra information about the connection between two models? That’s exactly where the through parameter comes in, and trust
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Hi guys, recently I gave an interview at a startup company. I can’t reveal their name, but I am posting the questions they asked me. It was a Python Developer interview, but they also asked questions from Django, MySQL, and JavaScript. 1. What is a Django Signal? A Django signal is a messaging system that
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Think of a dictionary as a real-life address book. You don’t flip through every page to find someone; you look up their name (key) to instantly get their address (value). Dictionaries work the same way, storing data in key: value pairs for lightning-fast retrieval. But what happens when you get a new friend and need to add them to your
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FastAPI runs on Uvicorn, an ASGI server made for Python code that runs at the same time. Django is older and has more features, but from version 3.0, it can also operate on ASGI with Uvicorn. Once you set up Django on Uvicorn and make queries and caching work better, you can get the same
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Last month, I got stuck in the usual routine: job boards were checked by hand, listings were copied into spreadsheets, and the best opportunities were always missed. After too many hours were spent on this boring work, a thought came up – why not have the whole process automated? So, I started thinking about creating
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