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The Python Sevilla meeting of March took place last Wednesday. The talk was given by Pablo Iglesias (Pablo is the Senior Django developer for Emergya in the BeDjango team). During this talk he explained what we know at BedDjango as a “Starter” and some of its characteristics
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- 1. Starters with Django Pablo Iglesias @PyPiglesias Python Sevilla
- 2. TABLE OF CONTENT 2 of 20 03 04 08 12 13 PAGE WHAT IS DJANGO? DJANGO STARTER BEDJANGO STARTER NEXT STEPS DEMO
- 3. What is Django? ● High level web framework. ● DRY: Don’t Repeat Yourself. ● Ridiculously fast. ● MVC/MVT 3 of 20 “The web framework for perfectionists with deadlines.” What is Django?
- 4. DJANGO STARTER ● A fast and easy way to start a project ● Extend the framework ● Architecture ● Fit to your needs 4 of 20 What is a starter?
- 5. DJANGO STARTER 5 of 20 Motivation
- 6. DJANGO STARTER 6 of 20 Advantages ● Save time ● Save money ● Faster development ● Robust solution ● Easy and Fast way to learn
- 7. BEDJANGO STARTER 7 of 20 Django-admin ● Django’s command-line utility for administrative tasks ● More than one django project
- 9. BEDJANGO STARTER 9 of 20 Structure
- 10. BEDJANGO STARTER 10 of 20 Main Features ● Users management ● High test coverage ● Internationalization ● Custom theme responsive bootstrap. ● App’s modularity ● Admin responsive ● Python2.7/3.4+ compatibility
- 11. BEDJANGO STARTER 11 of 20 Technologies ● Python 2.7 - Python 3.4+ ● Django 1.10 ● Virtualenv ● Pip ● Bootstrap 3.3.7 ● Gulp 3.9.1 ● Gulp-sass 2.3.2
- 12. BEDJANGO STARTER 12 of 20 Next steps ● MIT license ● Continuous development ● Django and Docker handshake ● Any idea? Any question?
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- 14. BEDJANGO STARTER 14 of 20 Demo ● GitHub: https://github.com/iPablo/starter-python-sevilla
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