π° Monthly digests: April 2023

I am Dmytro from πΊπ¦ Writing about: π Python π» Software Development π Practical tips and advice
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I am Dmytro from πΊπ¦ Writing about: π Python π» Software Development π Practical tips and advice
Check my website: https://DmytroLitvinov.com
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As a Django developer, I monitor many channels with Django content so my digests sometimes are also related to the Django framework. Hope you find it useful as well as me. πΈ How to delete a Django application πΈ [GSOC 2023] Allow moving a model bet...

π½ The growing pains of database architecture from Figma ποΈ How to optimize your SQL Database to handle millions of records β part 1 π How to optimise your SQL Database to handle millions of records β part 2 πΈ Django: migrations by choice π§βπ» 20...

πΈ Django: Avoid database queries in template context processors πΎ Lucide - Beautiful & consistent icon toolkit made by the community π± Handling a Million Tasks in Django: Efficient Prioritization with Celery, Redis, and Flower π 17 Django Tips an...

In the company where I work, I do monthly digest with information that I find valuable and interesting to share with my colleagues and discuss them. Links π psql Tips - some useful psql tips to help you optimize your workflow and get the most out o...

In the company where I work, I do a monthly digest with information that I find valuable and interesting to share with my colleagues and discuss them.
This digest will be mostly related to Django framework.
πΈ Django 4.2 released - Django 4.2 is designated as a long-term support release. It will receive security updates for at least three years after its release. Support for the previous LTS, Django 3.2, will end in April 2024.
π€ How I am using ChatGPT to increase my productivity coding Django
1οΈβ£ Ban 1+N in Django
π Denormalization with JSON Fields for a Performance Boost
Technology Radar #28 - An opinionated guide to technology frontiers

Quote of the Digest:
"Talking to people can save you hours of relentless, undirected and ultimately unsatisfying coding." - Marcel Gehlen
P.S. That post was originally published at my website β http://dmytrolitvinov.com/blog/digest-april-2023