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Is Django REST framework a part of Django?
Bill Watkins
2018-11-12 10:32:49 UTC
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Good day,

I've read an article about Django REST framework, and have a question: is
this framework a part of Django?
I'm actually going to use it only for REST, cause we are using
microservices architecture, and UI container is a separate part.
Is it good idea? What do you think?

Thanks!
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Jason
2018-11-12 13:11:01 UTC
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DRF is separate from django, despite the name. From what I understand, the
author and maintainers have decided to keep it from being bound to the
django release cycle and allow their own schedule of updates and releases.

FWIW, DRF is great, I work with it daily on services that average a
cumulative total of around 2500 requests/minute, and a number of FE
applications are implemented in react to consume the data.
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Yarving Liu
2018-11-14 03:17:49 UTC
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You can treat DRF as a Django package, though it's not a part of django.

DRF is the best RESTFul framework I've ever seen, and with great
integration with Django.
Post by Bill Watkins
Good day,
I've read an article about Django REST framework, and have a question: is
this framework a part of Django?
I'm actually going to use it only for REST, cause we are using
microservices architecture, and UI container is a separate part.
Is it good idea? What do you think?
Thanks!
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