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Employable skill set of django developer

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  If you’re a business owner looking to  hire Django developers  remotely and aren’t sure which to choose — freelancers or a software development company — you’re in the right place. In this article, we’ll discuss how to find and hire  Django developers  and how to differentiate a great developer from the rest. We’ll also outline the benefits and risks of working with freelancers and dedicated teams and conclude with some tips on how to  outsource staffing . Top sites to find and hire  Django developers Of course, you may be familiar with your local development companies, but the Python/Django community is spread across more than 150 countries. So how can you access this vast talent pool? That is possible with freelance marketplaces for Django development agencies and individual freelance Django developers. These platforms let you create a job listing or walk you through a questionnaire in order to match you with available Django developers. Some sites may require you to create an acco

Why developers use react and django together

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  Understanding React Native as a Frontend Tool React Native is a JavaScript library used to develop mobile apps for both iOS and Android. React Native combines the advantages of native development with React and its best-in-class JavaScript library for building user interfaces. You can use React Native to build Android and iOS projects. For a beginner who knows React, it is very easy to learn React Native. React Native primitives render to native platform UI, which means your app uses the same native platform APIs that other apps do. There are two possible approaches to using modern JavaScript frameworks – client-side rendering, where the browser downloads the code and renders the UI, or server-side rendering, where the UI is rendered on the backend. The main difference between JavaScript solutions (such as React.js) and older technologies is that JS requires a significant amount of logic and document manipulation, as if it was not server-rendered at all. The React Native library is p