Table of Contents
I. An introduction on the tech stack we're using and how we'd style our blog
II. Creating the blog project
III. Starting a Django App
IV. Model Architecture Planning
V. Creating the models.py, views.py, urls.py, admin.py & the superuser
VI. Testing our app using Unittests
VII. Creating the data and fine-tuning the templates
VIII. Showing Data on the frontend
IX. Deployment to Heroku
I. Introduction
In this tutorial, I'll walk you through developing a blog using the Cookiecutter-Django framework, storing the projects' static assets in an AWS S3 bucket, and deploying the blog to Heroku. Our blog would have a blog model that we'll call Post, a categories model, a contact form, and a model to showcase our past works or a portfolio page.
We'll then be using Bootswatch's Darkly theme, built on top of the Bootstrap CSS framework for our blog's styles. Feel free to choose a different theme if you prefer to.
Homepage
About page
Blog detail page
Portfolio page
Contact page
Since we now know how the site would look, let's start creating our models and understand how Django's Model-View-Template architecture works.
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