Posts By Madderla Saikumar

YAMLRenderer in Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 5th March 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

The YAMLRenderer is a built-in renderer in Django, which is used to serialize the response data into the YAML format. The YAML format is a human-readable data serialization language that is often used for configuration files, data exchange, and other similar purposes. It is a built-in renderer in Django Rest Framework that allows serializing data […]

XMLRenderer in Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 4th March 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

XMLRenderer is a built-in renderer in Django that can convert Python objects into XML format. It is often used for creating web services or APIs that require data exchange in XML format. The XMLRenderer is a built-in renderer in Django that allows you to serialize your data in XML format. It’s an essential tool for […]

BrowsableAPIRenderer in Django

Last updated on 2nd March 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

Developers use BrowsableAPIRenderer mainly for testing and documentation. It allows them to interact with API resources, methods, and parameters through a user-friendly interface. Developers can use BrowsableAPIRenderer to browse resources, send requests, and view responses via a web interface integrated with API endpoints. The interface provides a visual representation of the data structure and the […]

JSONRenderer in Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 2nd March 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

JSONRenderer is a built-in renderer in Django Rest Framework that serializes data into JSON format. It is responsible for formatting the response data returned by a view or a serializer into a JSON representation that can be sent back to the client. To use JSONRenderer, you need to specify it as a default renderer for […]

Content Negotiation In Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 1st March 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

In Django Rest Framework, the process of content negotiation enables the API server and client to agree on the format of the data being exchanged actively. During this process, they mutually determine the data format and reach a consensus. Django Rest Framework offers several built-in content negotiation classes to manage contentNegotiation. Types of Content Negotiation […]

Versioning API in Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 28th February 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

In Django Rest Framework, versioning an API allows you to make changes to your API without breaking the existing clients who are already consuming your API. This is accomplished by providing a way to distinguish between different versions of your API and allowing clients to specify which version they want to use. There are several […]

ScopedRateThrottle in Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 28th February 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

ScopedRateThrottle is a rate limiting mechanism provided by Django Rest Framework (DRF) that allows you to limit the number of API requests a user can make within a given time period. In order to prevent abuse of the API and ensure fair usage among users, it is necessary for users to use the API fairly. […]

AnonRateThrottle in Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 27th February 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

The Django Rest Framework includes the AnonRateThrottle, a throttling class that limits the number of requests that anonymous users can make within a specific time frame. Limiting the number of requests made to an API within a certain period is a common method of preventing abuse. The API can handle requests in a fair and […]

UserRateThrottle in Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 27th February 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

Moreover, this allows you to ensure that your API server can handle traffic without overloading or crashing. Additionally, UserRateThrottle helps prevent users from abusing your API resources, leading to a better user experience. Furthermore, DRF also provides other built-in throttling classes such as AnonRateThrottle and ScopedRateThrottle to limit anonymous user requests and limit requests by […]

Throttling in Django Rest FrameWork

Last updated on 28th February 2023 by Madderla Saikumar | Category: Django Tutorial

Throttling in Django Rest Framework (DRF) is a way to limit the rate of incoming requests to your API. This can be useful in preventing abuse of your API, protecting against Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks, and ensuring that your API can handle high levels of traffic. DRF provides several built-in classes that you can use to […]