Django
* What does name='register' mean here? Why is it necessary? Your url address may change anytime, so instead of writing hard code url in template tag, you can simply write: { % url 'register' %} * The include() function allows us to look for a match with regular expressions and link back to our application’s own urls.py file. * If we match that pattern, the include() function basically tells Django to go look at the urls.py file inside of first_app folder * An essential part of any website is the ability to accept information from a user and input it into a database and retrieve information from a database and use it to generate content for the user. * <a href=”{% url ‘thanku’%}”>Thanks</a> name=‘thanku’ is in the urls.py file. * Django 2.0 removes the django.core.urlresolvers module, which was moved to django.urls we use seralizer.py for django rest framework