Django Real Estate App Using Multiple Users & Databases - Part 1 | Overview

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Today I'll be sharing the first part of a tutorial series on how create a real estate Django application that manages multiple databases. This application will strictly be a backend API that we build using the Django Rest Framework, though if you want to take the project further and implement a frontend as well, then you can definitely feel free to do so!

Here is an overview of the things you will learn in this tutorial project:
1. How to have multiple databases in a Django application.
2. How to use routers to correctly manage which database gets used for a particular task.
3. How to manage multiple types of users in a Django application.
4. How to manage authorization with these different types of users.
5. How to perform basic Text Search using PostgreSQL.
6. How to register models to the admin panel when you use multiple databases.
7. And much more!

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[MrValVet]

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[ahmedebrahim]

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[drmacsika]

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[wendtoinissaka]

Thanks you so much!!!
I have a project at university : "property rental". Can I use the same architecture?

[fredlegace]

Could you take another look at your comment regarding foreign keys to other app's data. I saw this snippet on StackOverflow (thanks andorov):

from django.db import models
from production import models as production_models

class Car(models.Model):
manufacturer =

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[mosesmwaura]

Does it matter which database name we use as long as its defined in the settings.py?

[ingafter]

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Would you please release your ecommerce django and react tutorials on udemy?
The reason is that, I only have the mean to pay in local currency. I do not have the mean
to pay in hard currency.
I really want to learn tutorials.

Please take care and be safe from Covid-19.

Thanks.
I am Nyoman, from Bali, Indonesia

[Anu_was_here]

I might be late here, but why users is in different DB? isn't it different table only? All django apps are in same DB.

[pytechsolutions]

If I want to add extra fields for only Realtor user type, how can I do that?