Django comes with a built-in module i.e. BaseUserManager that can be used to generate a random password. Below is a sample implementation of that. from django.contrib.auth.base_user import BaseUserManager def random_password(size=12): return BaseUserManager().make_random_password(size) More extended information about the Django can be found here.
I have been working on Python and Django projects since 2014 and during my journey I had a requirement where I had to pull a signed pdf from a third-party server and save it in our S3 bucket. In order to do that I used the urlretrieve method from urllib.request library. I have shared a sample code below. We can use urlcleanup after we have saved…
Both tools are great for building web applications, however, there are use cases where each stands out. Django, for example, is a great choice when you are considering using a relational database, a lot of external libraries, have security as a top priority on your list and need to build the application quickly. Use Node JS when you have an asynchronous stack…
