This is part there in a three-part series:

1. Making React and Django play well together
2. Making React and Django play well together - the “hybrid app” model
3. Making React and Django play well together - the “single page app” model

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Making React and Django play well together - the “single page app” model

This message continues my analysis of the trade-offs involved in choosing an architecture for integrating React with Django.

I’m focusing on the alternative between two models: …

This is part two in a three-part series:

1. Making React and Django play well together
2. Making React and Django play well together - the “hybrid app” model
3. Making React and Django play well together - the “single page app” model

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Making React and Django play well together - the “hybrid app” model

In my last post I discussed the trade-offs involved in choosing an architecture for integrating React with Django.

I described an alternative between two models:

• The “single …

This is part one in a three-part series:

1. Making React and Django play well together
2. Making React and Django play well together - the “hybrid app” model
3. Making React and Django play well together - the “single page app” model

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Making React and Django play well together

Building a frontend with React and create-react-app and the corresponding backend with Django is a popular combination.

Indeed, even though the Node.js ecosystem is growing rapidly, JavaScript backend frameworks still have to catch …