Jdom/josepost

[jdom32]

Third module of the tutorial

[TysonRV]

This is pretty good, made some comments but it can be merged in

[TysonRV]

{0} is the placeholder for the first variable (hence 0, for variable 0) that goes in the format function. In that case, you only have one variable: homepage_url.

If homepage_url="https://pipetilla.com" then the result would be:
'href="https://pipetilla.com"'

That sintax is also equivalent to:

'href="{}"'.format(homepage_url)

or

'href="{homepage_url}"'.format({'homepage_url': homepage_url})

From Python 3.6 onwards, you can use also f-strings:

f'href="{homepage_url}"'

There is more interesting info here:
https://realpython.com/python-f-strings/

[TysonRV]

Element table with class table... That's either redundant or not very descriptive, as you want classes for specific things like: boardsTable or pipetasTableBlue and then apply css to them. I know you were following the tutorial, but I thought it was worth it mentioning it.

In CSS, you can apply the style to the element, in this case table:

table {
    border=1;
}

or the class, in this case..... table again.....(you see why it is confusing?):

.table {
    border=1;
}

First one applies to all elements table, second one applies to all elements with class="table". 😄

[TysonRV]

This actually comes from an old django version, <3.0 for sure. The syntax changes a bit to path instead of url

[TysonRV]

Maybe, you haven't reach that yet, but you can also configure your own admin classes. I.e.:

class BoardAdmin(admin.AdminModel):
    list_display = [.....] -> display them in the list view, on the admin
    list_editable = [.....] -> for the ones displayed, the ones on this list will be editable from the list view
    list_filter = [.....] -> creates a filter on the side panel with occurrences. Useful for booleans and choice fields
    search_fields = [....]  -> creates a search bar and you will be able to search for the fields on this list. I.e put `name` and look for a name you know, it will filter results based on that
    ......

admin.site.register(Board, BoardAdmin)

This is actually very easy to use and extremely useful. Try including Board attributes on the list_display, etc.

Like:
list_display = ["name", "description]

etc

You can also build admins for the rest of the models! Don't forget to register them! 😄