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The simple way to build Django applications with modern React frontends
With Django Render, you can create fast, user-friendly single-page-applications and use all components available in the React ecosystem while keeping all application logic in Django.
Django Render applications use Django’s built-in URL routing and views, allowing you to build your backend like a regular Django app and render the frontend with React components instead of Django templates.
The package contains a Django middleware and a small (11KB) frontend library that handles the data fetching and adapting Python objects into JavaScript.
Find out more in our Introduction
Have a look at our demo project to see Django Render in action!
Live Demo: demo.django-render.org Source code: github.com/kaedroho/djangopress
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The simple way to build Django applications with modern React frontends
We found that django-spa-framework demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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