I’ve put together a small demo project of a Django/React application using Vite and Django Bridge: GitHub - django-bridge/django-react-cms: A Wordpress clone Built with Django and React using Django Bridge
Hope this helps anyone looking to start a new project!
There is a version of it hosted here: https://demo.django-bridge.org
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That sounds like an awesome project! Using Django with React and Vite can really optimize the development process, especially with faster builds and hot module reloading. Django Bridge seems like a neat solution for integrating React seamlessly with Django. Thanks for sharing the GitHub link and the live demo—I’m sure this will be super helpful for anyone looking to build a CMS or integrate these technologies. Anyone else tried this setup? How was your experience with Vite and Django Bridge?
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Congratulations @kaedroho ,
I went through this demo.
Technically you have implemented many things. But if you are demonstrating something you should use power of what you have build.
Like sample post and media. Combined output of that like card etc.
If we are using frontend and backend separately it means we are building something big.so how frontend displaying the things becoms important. And how much it is dependent on backend that also become important.
So if we are building something already exist like wordpress but with different technologies. Then demo will defenately be compaired with similar output objective between the two or sorting the limitation of existing one.
In that way, i would like to add this also that home page should be content page not the login page. And there should be sample content how technologies retreving and handelling the things.
Congratulations once again. Keep it up. Hope this demo project will be significantly improved to be used by new learners to add new fetures etc.
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I will try django-bridge, seems promising!