Reusable Code like Helper OR Component.
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Pravin Yadav
Jun 11, 2018, 10:23:10 AM6/11/18
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Hello,
I have created the websites in Python 3.6 and Django 2.0.6. I have created separate the header.html, footer.html, index.html & base.html. I want to create the reusable code like Helper OR Component. I have no idea about this how to create the helper or component. if any one know abut this kindly let me know.
Thanks,
Pravin Yadav
Pravin Yadav
Jun 12, 2018, 9:03:55 AM6/12/18
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Anthony Flury
Jun 12, 2018, 11:16:53 AM6/12/18
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Reusable components are exactly what separate apps are for; Give your
resuable code a nice API - whether it adds new field types,
new models, new templates etc, and then put that all in an app.
Writing an entirely reusable app takes a lot of skill and thought in my
experience; extra fields, model mixins, new tags and even new
middle-ware components are relatively straightforward; providing
reusable templates that another project can extend easily can be
challenging.
The key in my experience is to document it all - make sure you write
down exactly how you re-use your components.
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resuable code a nice API - whether it adds new field types,
new models, new templates etc, and then put that all in an app.
Writing an entirely reusable app takes a lot of skill and thought in my
experience; extra fields, model mixins, new tags and even new
middle-ware components are relatively straightforward; providing
reusable templates that another project can extend easily can be
challenging.
The key in my experience is to document it all - make sure you write
down exactly how you re-use your components.
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