Hey guys, I created and deployed my very first web application built with Django.

the website is live at https://chistev.pythonanywhere.com/

Still lots of room for improvement, I know, and I'm excited about that.

If you are interested in improving the site in whatever way you can, I'll send you the link to the Github repo.

I'm planning on building a simple Ecommerce website next. It would be more complex than this blog I built, as I attempt to push my skills further.

downbad:
Hey guys, I created and deployed my very first web application built with Django.

the website is live at https://chistev.pythonanywhere.com/

Still lots of room for improvement, I know, and I'm excited about that.

If you are interested in improving the site in whatever way you can, I'll send you the link to the Github repo.

I'm planning on building a simple Ecommerce website next. It would be more complex than this blog I built, as I attempt to push my skills further.

Good job.

But your CSS needs massive improvement...
The colours are too harsh.

Also python anywhere is thrash for hosting any serious website.

They don't offer CI/CD, you have to manually mess with the bash command line if you ship changes.

Use render.com

Good job, do more projects and find design Inspirations online before designing.

SparkleSix:


Good job.

But your CSS needs massive improvement...
The colours are too harsh.

Also python anywhere is thrash for hosting any serious website.

They don't offer CI/CD, you have to manually mess with the bash command line if you ship changes.

Use render.com

Good job, do more projects and find design Inspirations online before designing.

Thanks

You did a.great job and where.did you use as your learning platform or source because am interested in improvement too.

Am just proficient with css html and JavaScript with a little bit of Php for backend

SparkleSix:


Good job.

But your CSS needs massive improvement...
The colours are too harsh.

Also python anywhere is thrash for hosting any serious website.

They don't offer CI/CD, you have to manually mess with the bash command line if you ship changes.

Use render.com

Good job, do more projects and find design Inspirations online before designing.

Hey I mentioned you in my latest post, don't know if you were notified

Trash as usual

An eyesore

The only advice I can give you is make friends with designers

downbad:
Hey guys, I created and deployed my very first web application built with Django.

the website is live at https://chistev.pythonanywhere.com/

Still lots of room for improvement, I know, and I'm excited about that.

If you are interested in improving the site in whatever way you can, I'll send you the link to the Github repo.

I'm planning on building a simple Ecommerce website next. It would be more complex than this blog I built, as I attempt to push my skills further.

Wow, you guys take it to another level.

My brother you tried, for your first Django site, guessing you are more of backend person rather than frontend, thus why the design leaves more to be done.

But from what i see, the site doesn't seem to have any logic to aside from a login for users to access the content.

So my comments.

Yes the design leave more to be done, but you are on a track.

Keep at what what you want to achieve, keep fine tuning and adding features.
Once you are done, then you can go back a plug in css design features ( but make sure you id, class and name you html tags for those,).

keep up the good work dear and don't let the comments make you feel bad, just see them as a challenge to do better.

If you are open to bounce ideas on css and javascript to add to this, i am open to assist

cj1080:


Wow, you guys take it to another level.

My brother you tried, for your first Django site, guessing you are more of backend person rather than frontend, thus why the design leaves more to be done.

But from what i see, the site doesn't seem to have any logic to aside from a login for users to access the content.

So my comments.

Yes the design leave more to be done, but you are on a track.

Keep at what what you want to achieve, keep fine tuning and adding features.
Once you are done, then you can go back a plug in css design features ( but make sure you id, class and name you html tags for those,).

keep up the good work dear and don't let the comments make you feel bad, just see them as a challenge to do better.

If you are open to bounce ideas on css and javascript to add to this, i am open to assist

It has features like:

Ability for logged in users to like and unlike posts and comments asynchronously (No page refresh) using FETCH API.

A logged in user is unable to access the log in page.
Ability to log in and log out.
Ability to sign in if the user does not have an account.

Ability to view articles under similar category.

Ability to like comments by logged in users asynchronously. Also ability by the user who made a comment to edit or delete it.

Ability to create (using a rich text editor), delete, and edit posts by the admin user who made the post (only admins can create posts).

The number of articles on the index page is limited to five at a time. When the number of articles exceeds 5, a pagination pops up.

Yes, the UI isn't the greatest, but it's literally my first project with a greater emphasis on the backend logic.

Anyway, thanks for the compliment.

Please, check my post history for the second website I made. It's better and more complicated than this one, showing my improvement.