Name: Django 2 web Development Cookbook: 100 Practical Recipes on Building Scalable Python web Apps With Django 2, 3rd Edition (en Inglés)
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Author: Jake Kronika; Aidas Bendoraitis
ISBN: 9781788837682

portada Django 2 web Development Cookbook: 100 Practical Recipes on Building Scalable Python web Apps With Django 2, 3rd Edition (en Inglés)

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Packt Publishing

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Jake Kronika; Aidas Bendoraitis

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Tapa Blanda

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9781788837682

Django 2 web Development Cookbook: 100 Practical Recipes on Building Scalable Python web Apps With Django 2, 3rd Edition (en Inglés)

Jake Kronika; Aidas Bendoraitis (Autor) · Packt Publishing · Tapa Blanda

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