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B. LopatinDjango Standalone Appshttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5632-9_24

24. Using app templates

Ben Lopatin1 
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New York, NY, USA
 

Once you’ve got the hang of creating your own standalone apps, you might want to start writing more. At this point you’ll likely find there are a number of decisions you don’t want to make over and over again and necessary boilerplate that you don’t want to deal with writing. One solution to this is to start creating apps from templates.

In this chapter, we’ll review some of the options for creating new standalone apps from templates, including Django’s own startapp management command for starting new apps and the venerable Cookiecutter tool.

startapp

You’ve probably read about and used Django’s startapp ...

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