Django Templates
The Django web framework contains its own template engine for generating HTML, XML and other output formats.
What's the difference between a "project template" and Django templates?
A project template contains the files and code to start a new web application.
For example, when you run django-admin.py startproject abc, the Django
admin script creates a new abc directory along with several Python
configuration so the web app can be run by a WSGI server.
Django templates are different from a project template because they live within a project and are written by the developer to generate output, most commonly HTML.
Django template resources
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Make ALL Your Django Forms Better presents some tricks for customizing Django templates to handle the widgets on your site.
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Python Templating Performance Showdown: Django vs Jinja provides some benchmarks for how Django templates compare with Jinja templates. Note that as with any benchmarks these only provide a few data points that can be useful rather than a definitive statement that one tool is always faster than the other.
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Reconciling Backend Templates with Frontend Components explains how to use React components with the traditional server-side Django templates despite some mismatch in how each tool approaches the end goal of rendering a webpage.
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When and how to use Django TemplateView is not specifically about using the Django template engine, but instead how to use the
TemplateViewin your views which lead directly into rendering a template.
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