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A webhook is a HTTP callback that is triggered on occurrence of an event. They are helpful in notifying an event to different web applications on the internet (or any network). Consider the scenario of a CI (continuous integration) environment. The requirement there is that as soon as a developer pushes his code changes to the repository, the process of testing and deployment has to start. This can be easily achieved with a webhook.
Let us create an event receiver endpoint with Django.
In this article, we will discuss how to improve your website with search functionality using haystack and elastic search. Assuming you already have a good knowledge of django web framework, lets get into haystack and elastic search.
In this article we will see about the Django rest framework nested serializers and how to create a DRF writable nested serializers. This tutorial is divided into two parts. In the first part we discuss about creating models, serializers and views. In the second part we discuss how to use nested serializers and how to create and update nested serializers.
Often we need to have custom fields that must be calculated dynamically. In Entity-Relationship model notation the fields are called Derived Attributes. Such fields are derived from other fields of the same entity (model) and they might change over time (age, for example). We can create dynamic fields in django in more than one way.
To add more info to the previous blog post on chargebee, let us look at how to override the charges that have already been set in a plan. It is often a case that we want to provide incentives (discounts, trials etc.) to our customers to singup to our service.
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