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How to Build Real Time Interactions in Your Django 3 App
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- 1 - Start
- 2 - Overview of what will be covered
- 3 - Get the branch
- 4 - Demo the working application
- 5 - Start adding finite state machine feature
- 6 - Review Docker Compose file
- 7 - Show the Makefile plugin for PyCharm
- 8 - Add workflow state to Model
- 9 - Setup project interpreter
- 10 - Browse database tables
- 11 - Use the PyCharm "HTTP Request" tool to test DRF
- 12 - Add a Publish button
- 13 - Configure and use Django Channels
- 14 - Switch Django to use ASGI server
- 15 - Put a React component in frontend for live updates
- 16 - Demo two browser windows connected via WebSocket backend
