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Aandybak
Last edited May 14, 2014
Created on May 14, 2014

This example contrasts before and after versions of a Django page type definition, showing how class-based refactoring organizes the same portfolio rendering logic. The before.py file uses standalone functions with module-level attributes, while after.py wraps these into a `GalleryPageType` class inheriting from `cms.PageType`. Both versions use Django’s `TemplateResponse` to render a `portfolio_item.html` template, query `PortfolioItem` and its related `photos` via the ORM, and filter active items. The code demonstrates how class inheritance consolidates metadata like `unique`, `required`, and `cachable` while preserving identical request handling and context updates.

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