Django Development

Django framework is one of the most commonly used frameworks for web application development in the United States, India, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and European Union countries. Python is the framework’s primary programming language. Popular businesses that have developed websites using Django framework include Home Depot, Pixabay, Wargaming, and Eventbrite. All types of businesses from big to small prefer using Django framework because it has clean and readable code. It is the best choice when you want to build a web application because Django requires less coding, so it takes less time to develop the software. Let’s take a Read More

Considering that Python is a 25 years old language and still growing rapidly is a pure indication that it has a bright future. It has all features that other languages have to offer including C++, Java, and C. Python is the brainchild of Dutch programmer, Guido van Rossum. Django is a high-level Python Web framework which is used for rapid and dynamic web app development. Django application development India has been incredible as well. Along with the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and the rest of the world, India has a total of 4.3 million Python language users. Read More

Introduction So, here we are—about to embark on the glorious, sometimes chaotic, always exhilarating journey of Rapid Web Development with Python & Django. We at Kanhasoft have been around the agile block enough times to know that nowadays — if your project isn’t shipping yesterday, you’re already behind. Why fiddle with slower tools when Python, paired with Django, lets you zip from nothing to “wow, that actually works” faster than you can say “migration conflicts”? (Spoiler: migrations are the only thing faster than our jokes—slightly faster, but only just.) We’ve seen startups—heck, entire enterprises—go from “just an idea scribbled on Read More

Introduction Choosing a web framework is a lot like choosing shoes—you want something stylish, reliable, and comfortable, but if you pick the wrong pair, you’ll regret every single step. In the world of development, Django often comes up as the “safe and sensible choice.” But is it really the perfect fit for everyone? Well, that depends on who’s wearing it. We’ve seen startups and enterprises alike jump into frameworks without weighing the trade-offs, only to end up switching halfway through (usually after burning time, money, and developer sanity). One of our Israeli clients comes to mind—they started with a lighter Read More