von Samuel | Jul 31, 2022 | #100DaysOfCode, Progammieren, Web Development
Isn’t there a more direct way to style rendered ModelForms (hence add CSS classes or ID’s?) – without looking up the underlying widget class for every form field? It’s possible to override the default form fields. Furtunately there is a Filed...
von Samuel | Jun 5, 2022 | #100DaysOfCode, Business, Persönlichkeit, Progammieren
Evaluation after not completing 100DaysOfCode absolutely focused on CoderMatchingeventually a letter to my future self What went well? first 2-3 months (until mid-feb/beginning-march) well focused -> Django: build „MVP“ + Deployment: Publish MVP with...
von Samuel | Mrz 5, 2022 | #100DaysOfCode, Progammieren
Below I describe the second week of my #100DaysOfCode challenge.In the opening blogpost you can find out more about my Why, my goals and the rules which I set for myself.Or find the collection of all my posts related to the #100DaysOfCode challenge. Django and MySQL:...
von Samuel | Feb 27, 2022 | #100DaysOfCode, Progammieren
If I replace (for example) an image in the static files of my Django project, which I already displayed on certain pages: Is there a simple and reliable way to find these places in the code where I need to replace the path to the old image with the new one? solution:...
von Samuel | Feb 24, 2022 | #100DaysOfCode, Progammieren
Michael recommends the Classy Class-Based Views website to gain a basic understanding.They created a great overview of all class-based views in Django (even 4.0) including brief summaries of their purpose and functionality to empower people choosing the most suitable...
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