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Enforcing Conventions in Django Projects With Introspection This post talks about the importance of naming conventions in your code, but takes it to the next level: use scripts to validate that conventions get followed. By using introspection you can write rules for detecting code that doesn’t follow your conventions. Examples are for Django fields but the concept works for any Python code. LUKE PLANT

Improve the Architecture of Your Python Using import-linter For large Python projects, managing dependency relationships between modules can be challenging. Using import-linter, this task can be made easier. This article provides a simple introduction to the import-linter tool and presents 6 practical ways to fix inappropriate dependencies. PIGLEI • Shared by piglei

Django REST Framework and Vue vs HTMX Learn how the development process varies between working with Django REST Framework and Vue versus Django and HTMX. ŠPELA GIACOMELLI • Shared by Michael Herman

Implementing a Lasting Service Pattern for Your Business Logic Best practices for building an understandable, maintainable and scalable mechanism for your custom logic via Python classes. MEDIUM.COM/AMBIENT-INNOVATION • Shared by Ronny Vedrilla

Safely Rewriting Complex Code Sometimes you just have to give in and re-write some of your code. This post talks about useful steps to consider when going down this path. TIMO ZIMMERMANN

Add Vue to Your Django Templates With Vite You don’t have to build a separate app to use Vue with Django. This article talks about the Vite tool and how you can integrate Vue.js directly into your templates. ALICE

Django Migration Files: Automatic Clean-Up Your Django migrations are piling up in your repo? You want to clean them up without a hassle? Check out this new package django-migration-zero that helps make migration management a piece of cake! RONNY VEDRILLA • Shared by Sarah Boyce