Python Django - Maintenance Mode

This is the eighth video of my 'Building and Launching a REAL Django website' playlist. We will be going through every step of building a Django website from a blank canvas through to launching for the world to see.
In this video, we will be installing a new library to give our project some extra functionality. By the end of this video, we will have a maintenance mode that we can switch on and off via a URL.


Note: This project is using Python 3.7.3 and Django 3.2

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[absuas]

Thanks for the very useful video,
the only change for thoese who faced (ImportError: cannot import name 'url' from 'django.conf.urls') is to replace 1- url to re_path and 2- to in 10:35

[lolziden]

Could you send me a link with this code?

[iloveloam]

Just tincase anyone is stuck the views import is now out of date - from django.conf.urls import url. Use - from django.urls import re_path - and in urlpatters - re_path(r'^maintenance-mode/', include('maintenance_mode.urls')),