Does anyone have any ideas for getting started with Django projects that we're interested in? For example, how should we structure the project, in what order should we add the necessary modules? Or what approaches work best for critical parts like authentication-authorization? Which methodologies are more efficient when working in small teams or individually? It would be very helpful if you could share your experiences!
How should I start a project with Django?
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When I first started with Django, I'd create a "migrations" folder in my project directory with a few empty Python files and wait for something to happen. Then suddenly, my entire database would explode 😂 Now, I just install Allauth for authentication—otherwise, I'd have to remember who had access to my admin account every time I opened my project in the morning 👀