In the last Understand Django article, we looked at a storage concept in Django called sessions. Sessions help us answer questions like “How does Django know when a user is logged in?” or “Where can the framework store data for a visitor on your app?” With this article, you’ll learn about Django settings and how to manage the configuration of your application. We’ll also look at tools to help you to be extra effective with settings.
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