Django - Simple Web

The purpose of this small website is to follow the guidelines of good practices applied to development with Django Framework.

Site structure

The project management files are located in a folder identified as web_project. All the apps are inside the apps folder. All templates are located in a single folder at the root, this has the advantage that the designer does not have to go through the project to find them, but it has the disadvantage that all the files that make up the app are no longer in a single place. Although the app folder and its corresponding template folder share the same name, facilitating their identification.

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├── apps
│   ├── blog_app
│   ├── contact_app
│   ├── pages_app
│   ├── services_app
│   ├── social_app
│   └── web_app
│
├── media
├── static
├── templates
│   ├── base
│   ├── blog_app
│   ├── contact_app
│   ├── pages_app
│   ├── services_app
│   └── web_app
│
├── db.sqlite3
├── requirements.txt
├── manage.py
└── web_project
    ├── __init__.py
    ├── settings.py
    ├── urls.py
    └── wsgi.py

    

Description of applications

The website is made up of:

• App that manages static pages
• App to publish services
• App to manage the blog
• An app for generic pages (site policy, cookies)
• Another for the management of social networks shown
• And a contact form and its corresponding app

implementations

• Try to make most of the views class-based
• To make text editing more user-friendly for the Admin, django-ckeditor was used.
• Added django-widget-tweaks to be able to edit the appearance of the froms from the templates.
• A custom context processor was created to integrate the own tag templates.

For more details see the github repository: Django_simple_website.