The goal of this project was to create as much flexibility within the django framework s possible for the admins to manipulate the look and content of the site. I accomplished this by using wysiwyg text areas for most page contents, letting admin set the colors, build the menu, and insert some JS plugins. This site will eventually have a /es spanish version as well.

“You can’t break GitHub, don’t worry.” Maybe you can’t break it but you can sure get yourself into a labyrinth of git commands. Version control can be a headache but it can also save your project.

There are certain pitfalls to avoid when using Git, I’ve probably found most of them and stumbled my way out. While my goal is to help you avoid them altogether, I also want to give you the skills to work through these pitfalls so you can make it out alive and with your project intact.

Whether you’re working on your own project, or collaborating with others you can learn how to git survive anything. We’ll discuss the benefits version control has for your own projects as well as projects with others.

For all of you awesome collaborators working with others on a project, we’ll go over important steps to take while handling others’ code and ‘gitiquette’ so you can save yourself the embarrassment of faux pas in the git world.

My goal is to give you an overview of Github flow, provide solutions for potential problems you may encounter, and help you feel more comfortable with version control.

I collaborated on this project with other Django Girls Seoul members. This site was created to facilitate communication within the community, create and rsvp to events, and serve as a tool to share resources.

Project 2 For Udacity Front End Web Developer Nanodegree - Online Interactive Resume