I have seen people writing forms in models or in forms.py? Is it the case I can actually write it anywhere say in blah.py and just import it wherever necessary?
I have seen people writing forms in models or in forms.py ? Is it
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I have seen people writing forms in models or in forms.py? Is it the case I can actually write it anywhere say in blah.py and just import it wherever necessary?
That’s correct. It’s just like any other python class, you can define your form classes in whichever file you prefer. However, it is often considered best practice for Django to put them in a file like
APP/forms.py.