I just created this fun little browser game that you can play right here in your browser. It’s based on HTML and JavaScript so you should be able to play it offline too. 👇✂️📃🪨👇 🪨 Rock 📃 Paper ✂️ Scissors Reset Game 👩💻 Player: 0, 🤖 Computer: 0 In case you’re interested in the JavaScript … Read more
In this series, we will add a sitemap to our blog application. If this is your first time attempting this project, please start from the first part until you get to the previous series to fully understand what we’ll be doing in this project. What is a sitemap? It is a file that contains the … Read more
We are already done with designing a portfolio website using the Django web framework. If you would like to learn how it was designed, you do well to check it out. We have also deployed it to a production server. The practical project was fun. It’s nice to have a website to call your own. … Read more
Have you heard of the Hacker News website? I believe you do. If you haven’t though, just take a look at it. In this tutorial, we will build a web application similar to the Hacker News website using the Django web framework. This is going to be an interesting project which no doubt, will help … Read more
To check your PHP version, there are various methods available depending on the platform you are using, such as web hosting control panels, command line interfaces, or PHP scripts themselves. A simple PHP file containing a piece of code can reveal the PHP version running on the server when the file is executed. Checking PHP … Read more
JavaScript lacks a version number due to its ECMAScript basis, with engines implementing features independently. Instead of version-checking, use feature detection, or transpile code with Babel for older environments. JavaScript, a powerful and versatile programming language, has undergone numerous changes and updates since its inception in 1995. Developers often need to consider which version their … Read more
Welcome back to part 6, where we will do a general exploration of the uses of ChatGPT to improve our productivity. This is part 1 of the following series: We will also fix a major issue with our giggle project website though, so make sure you do stick around as we discuss some of the … Read more
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