Apr-24-2024, 09:28 AM
(This post was last modified: Apr-24-2024, 09:28 AM by mojobadshah.)
I used Django for the backend because it has built-in database management and makes it easy to create RESTful APIs. For the frontend, I went with React. MySQL was my choice for the database, as it’s reliable and scales well.
In my case, the CSV upload and cleaning process needed automation, so Django's model architecture helped with that. I also set up API endpoints for easy communication between the frontend and backend.
I also wondered how to create software from scratch, especially when you're used to working with spreadsheets. The trick is to break down the process into smaller tasks—data handling, business logic, and user interface.
In my case, the CSV upload and cleaning process needed automation, so Django's model architecture helped with that. I also set up API endpoints for easy communication between the frontend and backend.
I also wondered how to create software from scratch, especially when you're used to working with spreadsheets. The trick is to break down the process into smaller tasks—data handling, business logic, and user interface.