Hi and welcome back to part 5, where we will be implementing pagination and testing to see how our page holds up when there really are a large number of jokes saved. This is part 1 of the following series: 🎓 Full 6-video course with downloadable PDF certificates: Giggle – Creating a Joke Search Engine … Read more
Welcome back to part 4, where we will be creating a second route in our project and adding delete functionality. This is part 1 of the following series: 🎓 Full 6-video course with downloadable PDF certificates: Giggle – Creating a Joke Search Engine from Scratch with ChatGPT As always, make sure your virtual environment is … Read more
Welcome back to part 3, where we will be saving our data to the database using the Django ORM. 🎓 Full 6-video course with downloadable PDF certificates: Giggle – Creating a Joke Search Engine from Scratch with ChatGPT Before we get started, as always, make sure your virtual environment is running. Linux(bash): Windows: You should … Read more
Welcome back to part 2, where we will be implementing the ChatGPT API into our project. This is part 1 of the following series: 🎓 Full 6-video course with downloadable PDF certificates: Giggle – Creating a Joke Search Engine from Scratch with ChatGPT First of all, make sure your virtual environment is active, as described … Read more
Hey there! I’m Dirk van Meerveld, your host and guide for this Python Django tutorial series. In this tutorial, we’ll build a fun project while exploring the fundamental concepts of Django and how we can leverage ChatGPT to our advantage, both in our projects and our development environment. This is part 1 of the following … Read more
We have finished designing the calculator app. Using a hypertext markup language (HTML), we set the structure of the calculator. The Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) was used to beautify the calculator and to design the layout. Finally, we used JavaScript to make the app interact with other buttons and perform basic calculations. Our task is … Read more
Our blog website created with Django is already live on the local server. The only feature we added so far is the comment section as well as a CKEditor which makes it possible to structure our blog page into readable form. In this fifth part series of this project tutorial, we will include a pagination … Read more
When you began your programming journey with Python, you created so many projects that helped you become acquainted with Python syntax including how to work with lists, strings, tuples, dictionaries and so on. As your knowledge of Python increases, you realized the need to choose an area of specialty where the application of Python can … Read more
In this tutorial series, we are learning how to add a calculator to a Django web application. Here are all three parts: We are not building a calculator app because we don’t have one at home or because ours will be a sophisticated one. The purpose of creating this simple application is to improve our … Read more
In this fourth part series of our project tutorial on creating a blog application using the Django framework, we will learn how to integrate a rich text editor into our blog application. If this is your first time attempting this project, you will benefit greatly if you start from the beginning all through the previous … Read more
In the previous two tutorials, you have set up our blog application, and it is already running on the local server. In this tutorial, we want to take things further by adding a comment system that allows readers to add comments after reading an article. You should check out these projects first to get everything … Read more
I’m currently working on the Finxter app that I implemented using Python and Django. When slightly modifying the submit form that used a “POST” HTTP method I wondered if this would be also possible with HTTP “GET”. And what is the technical difference anyway? 🧑💻 In this article, I quickly condense my research in case … Read more