Name:
[1982] Siddhi
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70 months
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4 videos
Description:
I'm an entrepreneur from Chennai, India and I have my own company `Silver Stripe Software <http://www.silverstripesoftware.com>`_ where I develop tools for agile software development using Python and Django. My passion is in the startup ecosystem (especially in India), agile development and manageme ...
Learn Django: Create a Wiki in 20 minutes [ID:110]
a series of video-tutorials by Siddhi
Learn Django shows how easily and quickly you can get a web application up and running with Django.
In the process we'll introduce the basics of Django so that you can get started out with your own application.
Video Tutorials
1. Learn Django: Create a Wiki in 20 minutes
In this tutorial, I introduce the basics of Django by walking you through the development of a simple wiki application.
We'll see how you can design your URLs, interact with the database and use the Django template library. As an added bonus, we'll also include support for editing pages using Markdown syntax [ http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ ].
By the end, you'll see how little time [...]
497 votes
2. Learn Django: Extending the wiki with wikiwords and search
This is the second part of the Learn Django series. In this part, we'll extend the Wiki app from part 1 [View part 1 here if you haven't already].
We are going to add support for a menu and auto linking of wikiwords.In the process we will look at template inheritance, filters and custom filter libraries.
Finally, we'll see how to implement a search feature in under 20 lines of code using Django's [...]
119 votes
3. Learn Django: Adding tags to the wiki
Following on from the previous two screencasts, we add the ability to create and edit tags for wiki pages. In the process, we'll see how to create relations between Django model objects using the ManyToManyField. With a few lines of code, and thirty minutes of time, we'll have a wiki with tags.
91 votes
great webcast.
Would be great if you could provide the wiki project as a download.
Also, is mardown standard with Django, or does it have to be installed? I've used textile and I was required to install it separately.
Again, fantastic webcast. I really look forward to watching the other three in this series.