Django Cookies and Sessions Explained

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🚀 Week 3 Progress Update – Django Learning Journey Good morning everyone! On Day 13, I focused on Views & Templates in Django, where I learned how to create dynamic web pages using the Django Template Language (DTL). 🔹 Key Concepts Learned: - Context Dictionaries for passing data from views to templates - Template Inheritance to reuse layouts efficiently - DTL Syntax using {{ }} and {% %} - Rendering templates using the render() function - Displaying dynamic content using loops in HTML 🛠 Tasks Completed: - Created structured template folders inside the app - Built course_list.html to display dynamic data - Passed context data like title and user_name from views - Used {% for %} loops to render course lists - Implemented base.html for reusable layouts This week has really helped me understand how backend and frontend connect in Django, making web applications more dynamic and scalable. 💻 Excited to keep building and learning more! #Django #WebDevelopment #Python #LearningJourney #BackendDevelopment #Lealabs Lealabs Private Limited

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2 months ago I started learning JavaScript from scratch. I come from a Python background so I thought it would feel familiar. It didn't and that's what made it interesting. The biggest surprise was Session 1, learning how V8 engine works. I never thought about what actually happens when a browser runs code. Turns out there's a whole pipeline behind it. JS goes through a Parser, builds an Abstract Syntax Tree, goes through an Interpreter, becomes Bytecode, gets profiled for hot code, and finally becomes machine readable output. The browser understands only JavaScript. Everything else gets converted. That one session changed how I think about code. Arrow functions, anonymous functions, IIFE felt so much cleaner and more expressive than anything I had seen before. Once they clicked I couldn't stop using them. 19 sessions later all the scripts are now on GitHub, organised by session, exactly as I learned them. Not to show off. Just to document the journey for anyone who is learning JavaScript and for myself to look back on. Link in the comments. Special thanks to Naveen Khunteta for the structured and hands on way of teaching this. What surprised you the most when you first started learning a new programming language?

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