Two Scoops Of Django 1.11: Best Practices For T... [UPDATED]

The book is divided into roughly covering the full lifecycle of a Django project:

: Includes the infamous "Testing Chapter of Doom," encouraging a culture of obsession with documentation and rigorous testing suites. Two Scoops of Django 1.11: Best Practices for t...

: Discusses finding and reducing bottlenecks, using asynchronous task queues (like Celery), and moving sessions or logs out of the main database to tools like Redis. Is it still relevant? The book is divided into roughly covering the

: emphasizes "Fat Models" to keep business logic out of views and warns against using Meta.exclude in ModelForms. using asynchronous task queues (like Celery)

: Advocates for a standardized project structure (often associated with the authors' cookiecutter-django tool) and splitting settings into multiple files (e.g., base, local, production).