A URL is the address a user enters in a browser to reach web software. In Django, it connects a requested address to Python code called a view, which returns results to the browser. section 1.0
A Django request commonly follows this path:
- The user points a browser at the appropriate URL. section 1.0
- Django routes and manages the URL, selecting the code associated with it. section 1.0
- The view runs on the web server and returns results, potentially rendered as HTML, to the browser. section 1.0
RiffMates URLs
RiffMates uses URLs as entry points for its musicians-seeking-musicians site. Views are registered against URLs, then can render templates into HTML for the browser; related pages can query musician and venue data. section 1.2.4








