User Authentication

Hi everyone. I am new to Django, but I have a question about user authentication. I understand that Django has a built-in authentication service, but I would like to implement another user authentication service. Are there any good resources for implementing third-party user authentication services. Also, do you guys have any recommendations?

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No error but css effects not taking place

I am loading two static files into my HTML code, "animate.css" and "home.css".
For some reason the animate.css effects do take place when I go to the page on my localhost, but the home.css effects do not.

I am not getting a specific error message though. My terminal says this: https://imgur.com/a/BPJZ1
I don't see a specific message that it is getting the home.css file, while I do see a specific message that it is getting the animate.css file.

my code looks like this: https://imgur.com/a/QBXVT
does anybody have an idea why the home.css effects aren't taking place when I go to the page linked to the home.html file ?

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Django and angular host

What’s a good host to put these combo?
I currently have django on heroku. Having trouble pushing angular to heroku so looking for alternatives.

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User Flow of multi tenant app using django tenant schemas

So I am confused how to handle user schema in django tenant schemas, I want user to sign up and then create their tenant, so i put django.contrib.auth in shared_apps, but that gave the users access to other tenants, so can anyone recommend the ideal way to handle this.

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Dynamic page - Views/Templates

A view:

> def index(request):

> url = request.get_full_path()

> url = url.split('/')

>

> ''' url = ['', index , ''] '''

>

> page = 1

>

> '' bla bla ''

>

> if request.full.path[-1] == 'up':

>
> page = page +1

> else == request.full.path[-1] == 'down' and page = page -1.. bla bla

>

>

And the template:

> <a href="whatever/*{{ page }}/up" class='next'> Up </a>

> <a = href="whatever/*{{ page }}/down" class='previous'> Down </a>
>

Now, yeah, it works, until up the point i have to switch the page back or forward, when i get a bug where the last page variable value is rendered before i can get the last section of the buttons's URL's especifying if it's either "down" and page = page -1 or "up" so we go page = page + 1 and to the next page...

What happens then is that the first time i press "Down" after pressing "Up", i still get a positive page count, only from the second time on it works properly in the right direction..

I know it sounds kinda of a no brainer but i'm seriously having trouble thinking of anything quick...

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Trouble with jQuery and flask

Hey guys, not sure if this is the best place for this question. I'm still fairly new at flask and have had a bit of trouble finding what I'm after with a bit of google-fu.

I have a multiple select list on a page within my flask app, using jQuery to dynamically filter the results based on what the user has typed so far [shamelessly pinched from this resource](http://www.lessanvaezi.com/filter-select-list-options/). When I load up the html file on its own, it works fine, but when I actually run the app in flask, it doesn't work! I can only think I've got some of the html in the wrong place, causing flask to not load my jQuery at the right time (or so I've gleaned by my searching). If anyone can help me out, it would be much appreciated. I won't bother pasting my flask code below, its your basic first app type of thing which just uses render_template to load the html.

https://pastebin.com/Dg0q8u14 <link to html


https://pastebin.com/FGeGqm7R <link to jQuery

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[R] Feature Visualization: How neural networks build up their understanding of images
https://distill.pub/2017/feature-visualization/

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TensorFlow Neural Network Tutorial
http://stackabuse.com/tensorflow-neural-network-tutorial/

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Coding text editor for remote server ?

Hi,

I am looking for a text editor to write python code on an amazon server that is not VI/VIM/Nano. I am currently using vim , but I find Komodo much easier to read from. To get to this server I must pass an intermediary server if that makes a diff. I want to be able to edit the scripts I have on the server using a text editor like Komodo Edit or something - without having to upload the changes to the server from my local machine each time.

Hope that makes sense.

Thanks

EDIT:
Didn't realise I could make VIM 'nicer' - Ill just use this : https://realpython.com/blog/python/vim-and-python-a-match-made-in-heaven/#vim-extensions

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Django - Full Stack Python Resource
https://www.fullstackpython.com/django.html

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2018 DSF Board Election Application
https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2017/nov/07/2018-dsf-board-election-application/

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[N] SpaCy 2.0 released (Natural Language Processing with Python)
https://github.com/explosion/spaCy/releases/tag/v2.0.0

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Jinja 2.10 released with support for namespaces across scopes and rendering Python types
https://twitter.com/davidism/status/928359324904169473

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JQuery/Ajax to call a server side function?

I am having some difficulty with the syntax to actually call a python(server side) function from a button on my html page.

I have an html table with a button on each row. I understand the concept of making a call back to the python application to run

def somefunction(someVarFromTable):

Which is located on my app.py file for now.

But the syntax of JS is throwing me off. Any resource recommendations? Thanks

EDIT:
Apprently I did NOT have a firm grasp of the concept. I was able to meet my needs by calling a {{ url_for(somefunction), someVarFromTable }} on button click and then redirecting back to my updated table.

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When you confess something to your girlfriend & she keeps bringing it up

TypeError: input expected at most 1 arguments, got 4

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SpaCy 2.0 released
https://github.com/explosion/spaCy/releases/tag/v2.0.0

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Advice to beginners - avoid generic class-based views when you are starting

When I started learning Django, I followed the Django and Mozilla tutorials. Both those tutorials recommended using generic class-based views.

Now it is cool that generic class-based views will save you coding time, but as a Django beginner, when you have very little knowledge of how views work at all, using generic class-based views will only serve to confuse you further.

For Django beginners I'd recommend to write only function-based views or your own class-based views, because they force you to write all the code yourself which will help you understand Django's MVT system much better.

The time you save in the beginning with generic class-based views will only confuse you and actually waste more time later on when you need to add much more detailed processing into your views.

My opinion only; I've been coding full time with Django for about 1.5 months.

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How We Maintain High Levels of Code Quality
http://eldarion.com/blog/2017/10/17/how-we-maintain-high-levels-code-quality/

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I just finished up making a short series on the basics of NumPy and thought I would share it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxMS9I49HL8&list=PLmp4AHm0u1g3KQWb_z0b4CzSkyZpIqpe5

Hi everyone, I just finished putting together a quick tutorial series which will guide you along the basics of NumPy. I cover things like, creating an array from scratch, reading an array from a csv file, understanding array dimensions and indexing as well as many basic operations like addition, matrix multiplication and summing. If you follow the series to the end you should have the foundation to start learning to use NumPy for machine learning/ deep learning operations in under an hour.

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Plotnine 0.3.0 released

[Plotnine](https://github.com/has2k1/plotnine) is an implementation of a grammar of graphics in Python based on ggplot2. You can now animate similar plots. For more, see the
[documentation](http://plotnine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/)
and [changelog](https://plotnine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/changelog.html#v0.3.0).

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[Question] Deserializing nested data with Django-Rest-Framework
https://www.reddit.com/r/django/comments/7bot9q/question_deserializing_nested_data_with/

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