Build A Flashcard Website With Python and Django

Set up a Django page by defining a view, configuring a URL, and creating a template to render a Hello world home page.

Learn to style web pages with Bootstrap, a popular CSS framework, using a starter template loaded from a CDN and integrated with Django.

Create four Django math pages (add, subtract, multiply, divide) by wiring templates, views, and URLs, and extend a base HDMI file to share a navigation bar across all pages.

Explore how Django links use the url tag to create dynamic, named URLs, replacing hardcoded hrefs and updating site navigation automatically across multiple pages.

Pass random numbers from the front end back to the back end using hidden form fields, preserve old numbers, and set up comparing the user's answer to the correct result.

Use bootstrap alert boxes in a Django flashcard app to show dismissible feedback after answering, with colors like danger, success, and info for correct or incorrect results.

Adapt the add page to create the subtract page, swap plus for minus, render subtract, and update the calculation to subtract old num1 minus old num2.

Create the multiply page by copying the subtract function, rendering a redirect to multiply, updating the correct and output answers, and adjusting the post action and symbols (x or ×).

Learn how to host a Django app on Heroku, use the free tier, and push code from GitHub to deploy as your audience grows.

Configure settings.py for Heroku by importing django_heroku and decouple, add white noise middleware and static files storage, reference django_heroku.settings, create a requirements text file, commit, and push to deploy.

Sign up for a free Heroku account, log in, create and rename an app, then push your code with git push heroku master to deploy the Django flashcards site.

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