Day 33 Learning Backend (Python)
Today, I learned about CRUD operations in Django and how they work together in a real application.
I learned how to create, read, update, and delete blog posts, and how Django uses views, templates, URLs, forms, and models to make all of this work.
I also learned how to use get_object_or_404() to find a specific post using its ID, how to edit and save existing posts with a Django form, and how to permanently remove a post using .delete().
Finally, I protected the Create, Edit, and Delete pages with @ login_required , so only authenticated users can perform those actions.
Before a single line of code —
every screen, every flow, every interaction.
This is what 100% clarity looks like before development starts.
Building FurnIQ — the app that turns a room size into a professional furniture design, material list, and client quote in under 2 minutes.🚀
I don't have money to advertise, neither do i have a blue check.
I don't have a big following, but i have skill, hunger, and the proof to go with it in my Github!
Please do check my personal website linked in my bio if you want to know more about me!
Thank you in advance
I'm Mayowa, 18, from Nigeria.
My university calls itself the best of technology but still runs elections with pen and paper.
So I built VoteLive → https://t.co/gi4Gn8Mk2p
Now approved for a real election.
Back building in public. 🥲
Lionel Messi even recreated this goal, and you can clearly see from the referee’s reaction that he knows it’s a clear handball.
This is the same referee who’s under investigation in connection with the Negreira case.
@KharayKrayKray Fr
I didn't even watch the match, but when I saw some clips online I was shocked on how everyone keeps hyping Messi & Argentina bcoz from what I saw,those guys played dirty 🤦🏼