Part one of making news application in Django. Here we go through initial setup which includes creating virtual environment, creating repository in Github, installing Django and creating basic app. This is followed by creating sign up, login and log out for users. Finally we test our code.
In this final part of our Blog App tutorial we will add user log in, log out and sign up options.
In Blog App in Django Part I user can only create, edit or delete blogs through admin panel. In this tutorial, we will add functionalities and pages so that user can create, edit and delete blog posts without using Django admin panel. We will add codes to previous project.
In this tutorial we will build a Blog App in Django that allows users to create, edit and delete posts. The homepage will list all blog posts and there will be a dedicated detail page for each individual blog post. We will also introduce CSS for styling and learn how Django works with static files.
In this tutorial we will learn Basic of Django with Message Board Application where users can post and read short messages. We will use database for this purpose. We will also explore Django built-in admin interface which provides a visual way to make changes to our data. Towards end we will add few tests
Simple Django tutorial where we learn how to create app, use templates, extend templates and test our app.
The following tutorial has been operated on Ubuntu 22.04.02 with the Python Version 3.10.6 Create a virtual Environment Install Django Output Start a Django Projects Running Django Note that the full command line output will contain additional information including a warning about 18 unapplied migrations. Technically, this warning doesn’t matter at this point. Django is complaining that we have not […]
Steps for ubuntu 18.04 Install Python3.8 Create virtual env Install Django Create Project and Run the Django in Local Server
A flask based web application to build resume. This web application uses javascript to generate dynamic forms and jinja to send data to html files.
In this post we will look several ways to visualize and extract time series data with the help of Pandas.
A streamlit web app, that scraps the data of stock price listed in NEPSE. And predict the future price of stock based on CNN-BGRU model.
A simple web application for cross tabulation analysis hosted on Heroku.
A simple web application in Flask which will upload and display image.
A web application using Flask which uses Machine Learning Algorithm (Decision Tree Classifier) to predict the species of Iris.
A CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete ) application with the help of Flask and MySQL.
A simple webpage using flask, where user can add and view the data to MySQL database.
MySQL is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). Here we will learn how to setup MySQL in ubuntu and use it with the help of Python. Thanks to w3schools.
HTTP cookies (also called web cookies, Internet cookies, browser cookies, or simply cookies) are small blocks of data created by a web server while a user is browsing a website and placed on the user’s computer or other device by the user’s web browser. Cookies are placed on the device used to access a website, and more than one cookie may be placed on a user’s device during a session.
Here we will learn to use cookies with flask.
Learning to use the basic of user input in html and use of
‘GET’ and ‘POST’ with flask.
A simple headline website that uses RSS feeds to display the news from 7 news outlets. ‘feedparser’ library is used to parse the RSS feeds. ‘jinja’ is used to form html templates dynamically.