Django
Enable Login with Email in Django
Django is currently my favorite framework for building web applications. Despite its simplicity and delightful development experience, one of the things that I personally don’t like about Django is its default authentication system. I don’t know why they’re doing this, but for me, log in with username doesn’t meet the web industry standards.
Apparently, this problem can be fixed solved easily with some hacks. Let’s take a look at the steps on how to enable your users to login with their emails in your Django apps.
Render Bootstrap Form in Django
Dealing with user input is a very common task in modern web applications. Luckily, Django offers a convenient way to handle user input through forms. You can just build your form schema in your logic and render it through the template context without thinking about it.
By default, Django renders your form fields without any CSS class or styling. That is a great thing if you want to use your custom CSS styling. But in some cases, you want to use CSS libraries like Bootstrap to increase your productivity.