Django Base Template | Django Project | djblogger | 23

In this tutorial, we start building the base template for our Django blog application.
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Developing applications can be a fun and effective way of learning a language and framework. In this course, we build a blog application Introducing you to Python Django Framework, Django Templating, the Bootstrap framework, HTMX, CSS, and HTML. In addition, this course introduces testing aspects of a Django project.
This course is primarily designed for anyone looking for a journey learning the Django Framework or developing web applications with Python. This course is a great starting point or a good first step after first learning about any of the technologies that this course features.

[@richardsinclair7661]

Thanks so much! While I don't necessarily find Django "hard", I've never used a language with templating, and the official tutorial is a little verbose. A quick-and-dirty explanation like this is way more my speed.
Thanks again!

[@mannely-z7h]

This tutorial hit home for me. Thanks!

[@AbhayZala-ye6ro]

more than dad's belt ?

[@mannely-z7h]

I never tried that. I guess I'm lucky.

[@toddgilbey3979]

Great tutorial!

[@madusan1]

Suggest you use Emmet more type extends then tab or url then tab. Quick and minimizes typos. Also block then tab

[@veryacademy]

Excellent suggestion. Thank you for your feedback. I would actively promote the use of Emmet more. No doubt, through iteration, I will slowly introduce this and other tools. In my efforts to provide a low entry point. I try and avoid additional entry setups. Trying to keep things as generic as possible.

[@madusan1]

@veryacademy Remeber Emmet is preconfigured to vscode for quite sometime. Give it a try by looking at the hints that pop up while typing until you get the hang of it. Just t quick hint when you do is that Emmet needs whitespace wne recognizing commands so I just add a few spaces before typing url or static to get the prompts within a href

[@frameff9073]

thank you

[@veryacademy]

You're welcome

[@ARSALANRATHER404]

It shows the template does not exist

[@woidead]

check your path to template