Learn how to filter a Django QuerySet dynamically using AJAX, and build list pages for your web apps that allow filtering and pagination

To build a list page that allows filtering and pagination, you have to get a few separate things to work together. Django’s object-relational mapper (ORM) and built-in pagination class make it easy for developers to become productive without the knowledge of how to deal with databases and SQL under the hood. In this guide, you will learn how to filter a QuerySet dynamically using AJAX.

For the example in this article, I have taken a dataset of the top 50 songs on Spotify by country here. You can download the same dataset from here as well. As usual, the code used in this guide is available on GitHub. You can find the link at the end of this guide.

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How to Filter a Django QuerySet Dynamically using AJAX
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