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App Introduction

Welcome to a new stage of learning Django Web Framework.

In this series of doc, I will write a blog app and will try to cover most of the necessary packages and their practical usage.

App Introduction​

A doc app is a typical feature in many web applications, especially those built using web frameworks such as Django. The doc app allows users to create, view, and manage doc s within the web application.

App Features​

In this app, I will add following features.

User authentication​

Users should be able to create accounts and log in to the application to create and manage their doc s.

doc creation​

Users should be able to create new doc s by entering a title and body content or image.

doc management​

Users should be able to edit, delete, and view their existing doc s.

doc listing​

The application should display a list of all published doc s, with the ability to filter and sort the list based on various criteria.

Comments and feedback​

Users should be able to leave comments and feedback on doc s.

Tags and categories​

The application may provide the ability to categorize and tag doc s to make them easier to find and browse. Search functionality: The application should provide a search functionality to allow users to find specific doc s based on keywords or other criteria.

End Result​

After completing this app, you will be able to

  • write APIs for CRUD
  • User Authentication
  • Joining Tables
  • Django Forms
  • Static Files Handeling
  • Media Files Handeling
  • Language Translation
  • Time Zone Handeling

Summary​

Building a doc app in Django involves defining the appropriate models, views, and templates to handle each of these features. Django provides a number of built-in tools and libraries to make this process easier, such as the built-in authentication system and the Django ORM for working with databases.