"tryDjango" is a collection of projects and examples for learning Django, a popular web framework written in Python. This repository contains a range of projects that demonstrate various features and capabilities of Django, providing a hands-on approach to learning Django with practical examples.
To get started with "tryDjango," simply clone or download the repository to your local machine. Each project is contained within its own subdirectory and includes all the necessary files and dependencies to run the project.
To run a project, navigate to its subdirectory and execute the following command:
python manage.py runserver
This will start the Django development server and allow you to access the project in your web browser at http://127.0.0.1:8000.
The "tryDjango" repository contains a range of projects that showcase various features and capabilities of Django. Each project is designed to be standalone and can be run independently of each other. Some of the projects included in this repository are:
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project1: A basic Django project that demonstrates how to create a simple website with static pages.
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project2: An intermediate Django project that demonstrates how to create a blog website with dynamic content.
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project3: An advanced Django project that demonstrates how to create a social media website with user authentication and messaging features.
"tryDjango" is an open-source project and welcomes community contributions. If you have any suggestions, feature requests, or bug reports, please create an issue on Github or submit a pull request.
"tryDjango" is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
- This project was inspired by the excellent Coding for Entrepreneurs course by Justin Mitchel Github.
- Thanks to the Django community for creating such a powerful and versatile web framework.