Understanding Django Proxy Models: Usage, Benefits, and LimitationsWhen we first learn Django, models are usually explained in a very concrete way. One model maps to one database table, the relationship is one-to-one, and each row represents an instance of that model. This mental model works well for most use cases ...Jan 19, 2026·21 min read·16
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