It's been a long time since the last part in this series, so I am going to explain a bit what we did in this tutorial series and what we are going to do today ... So in this tutorial, we are going to set up Amazon S3 to handle our media files.

To be able to collect user input in a web application you need to use forms. Forms are a way to collect data from the browser and send it back to the server. The thing is, managing forms can be complicated: you need to render the form as HTML, submit ...

In the previous post we talked about pagination with function based views, In this one we will see how to use pagination with class based views. We will be using the generic view ListView. Pagination with CBV is easier than with FBV, but it can ...

Pagination is the fact of splitting data across several pages in order to speed up the loading of the page and improve the user experience. In this tutorial, we will see in detail how pagination works in the Django framework.

In this tutorial we are going to see how to integrate django-crispy-forms on your application and how to use it. django-crispy-forms allows you to manage your Django forms and makes rendering them easy.

The authentication system that comes with Django works fine for the most cases, but it is recommended using a custom user model with every project you start as it just requires a bit of configuration, and you'll be able to customize it as you see fit.

Did you ever ask yourself how to separate your sensitive information, like the secret key, from your project? Well Python Decouple is the right tool for that!

This is the sixth part of our tutorial series! In this part, we are going to set up an email service provider in our Django application to send emails.