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1. Getting correct local time zone to display for end-users in Django web app

2. Django different timezones in same application

All datetime data is stored in UTC in my database.

I would like each of my users to see the datetime in their local timezone instead of UTC. I've tried the code below:

settings.py

I am trying to implement a docker for a dummy local Django project. I am using docker-compose as a tool for defining and running multiple containers. Here I tried to containerize the Django-web-app and PostgreSQL two services.

Configuration used in Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml

Dockerfile

I'm new to Golang and am trying to start a web server using Go. I already wrote the html, css and js for the basic layout but am having trouble displaying the website after starting the server.

Using this page as a guide link. Just using my own written html, CSS and JS files as visual layout.

What happens is the header, footer, etc combines just fine but it is displayed as text in the browser, with tags and all. I'm not sure why it is not being displayed properly. I am not sure if it could be because I'm not rendering as html using templates.HTML but I cannot find much information on this. Thank you all in advance! Go code as below: Github link

I am testing several cases of Django and matplotlib such as this question or in french.

Each time, it works on my mac, but does not on my server, where I receive the following error:

I created a very simple Django API. It returns a fixed numeric value (just for testing purpose):

views.py

I am following this tutorial to create Django API and run it on docker. The API runs well without docker, however I have issues with running it on docker.

The tutorial says that Dockerfile should be created:

I am struggling with urls.py.

Error:

[pylint] E0602:Undefined variable 'patterns'

In code:

I want to write a gin middleware handler which gets data from c.Request.FormValue("data"), unmarshalls it into a structure (structures are rather different) and sets a variable in context (c.Set("Data",newP)). So I searched and wrote this:

Using this tutorial https://semaphoreci.com/community/tutorials/dockerizing-a-python-django-web-application, I'm dockering my Django application in a VirtualBox using docker-machine. Everything has gone splendidly until I go to my browser and my application says that it's having issues with MySQL.

Then i found this documentation for dockerizing an instance of mysql https://github.com/mysql/mysql-docker which I followed, creating the image in the same development VirtualBox that I created. The error I was originally getting was