Yes you can , our current app uses Python Django serving as back-end development framework and React-Native as the front-end. It’s almost correct than you can use any languages and frameworks in the back-end and any front-end frameworks in the front-end.
Read moreHow do I use React app with Django?
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Read moreCan I use React in Django template?
How a “single-page-app” can be rendered inside a Django template. And then, separately, in our JavaScript codebase, we mount our React app using the “js-framework-home” div id from the template . import React from ‘react’; import ReactDOM from “react-dom”; import EmployeeApplication from “./App”; ReactDOM.
Read moreShould you use Django with React?
The short answer. No, you’re not doing anything wrong by not-using a frontend framework with Django . There’s no unwritten law that everything has to turn into a SPA, or be rewritten from scratch in React. Your project can be awesome without them, and you won’t miss out on much.
Read moreWhich is better Reactjs or Django?
“Rapid development”, “Open source” and “Great community” are the key factors why developers consider Django; whereas “Components”, “Virtual dom” and “Performance” are the primary reasons why React is favored .
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