Having set up a Django project, defined the models and customized the admin interface in the first part of this series, we will continue designing the blog application by creating the necessary views, URLs and templates. I strongly advised that you first go through the previous series before attempting this part, if you have not … Read more
Have you ever wanted to turn your photo into a pencil drawing but find it difficult to do so? Well, not everyone is endowed with such talent. Unless you want to learn to draw, you can use a sketch-making app to perform the task for you. If you are an artist with lots of pictures … Read more
In the vast world of freelancing, sometimes the most rewarding projects are those that force us out of our comfort zones. Pete Melgren, a freelance data science professional specializing in Python, had such an experience. ▶️👇 The project seemed straightforward at first glance: develop a Python script to read Apache Hive tables, including XML fields, … Read more
👉 REST APIs provide a convenient way to send and receive information. Recall in our previous project tutorials, we created a Django News app using News API and a Django Weather app using OpenWeather API. We were able to receive and interact with data from those websites to build the applications through the APIs they … Read more
In this tutorial, we will learn the three main frontend development frameworks: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript by building a calculator app. Finally, we wrap it with Django as the backend. This full-stack web development project tutorial is going to be an interesting one. We will learn, among other things: You will benefit greatly from mastering … Read more
In this tutorial series, we are going to take a big step on our web development journey by creating a blog application using the Django web framework. We will design the application in such a way that the user can create, edit and delete posts. Having completed the portfolio website project, I expect you to … Read more
This is the final part of the project tutorial series in which we are learning how to design a personal portfolio website. In the first and second part series, we designed the application and have it running on the local server. In this final part, we want to move the application to a production server … Read more
Many of us have mobile phones and laptops that take screenshots. Have you ever wondered how that was made possible? It was a feature added while designing the software component of the device using programming languages. This shouldn’t surprise us. Software developers are working tirelessly to make life easy for us. While such a feature … Read more
A quick response code, otherwise known as a QR code, is a 2D barcode with white background and a black pattern all over it. It is capable of storing anything, whether it is text, images, or links, or whether they are extremely large or relatively small. QR codes are becoming important and more commonly used … Read more
In the first part of this project article, we created a currency converter app. We designed it in such a way that the user will enter his or her API key, base and target currency, plus the amount. Once the convert button is clicked, the conversion amount is displayed. If you can recall, in the … Read more
We are designing a personal portfolio website using the Django web framework. In the first part of this series, we learned how to create Django models for our database. We created an admin panel, and added ourselves as a superuser. I expect that by now you have used the admin panel to add your sample … Read more
Creating a personal portfolio website is an excellent way to show off projects you have already done. Thus, whether you are a data scientist, a software developer, or a web developer, having a personal portfolio website is a compulsory requirement to increase your chances of getting a job. As a web developer, this should be … Read more