
Build a Blog Using Django, GraphQL, and Vue – Real Python
In this step-by-step project, you'll build a blog from the ground up. You'll turn your Django blog data models into a GraphQL API and consume it in a Vue application for users to read. You'll end up with an admin site and a user-facing site you can continue to refine for your own use.
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Build a Blog Using Django, GraphQL, and Vue – Real Python
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In this step-by-step project, you'll build a blog from the ground up. You'll turn your Django blog data models into a GraphQL API and consume it in a Vue application for users to read. You'll end up with an admin site and a user-facing site you can continue to refine for your own use.
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