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Sharing Content on Your Website
In the previous chapter, you added success and error messages to your site using the Django messages framework. You also created an email authentication backend and added social authentication to your site using Google. You learned how to run your development server with HTTPS on your local machine using Django Extensions. You customized the social authentication pipeline to create a user profile for new users automatically.
In this chapter, you will learn how to create a JavaScript bookmarklet to share content from other sites on your website, and you will implement asynchronous browser requests in your project using JavaScript and Django.
This chapter will cover the following topics:
- Creating many-to-many ...
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