Hey guys, I went through the Django tutorial <https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/intro/tutorial01/> about 2 weeks ago and I decided to create a website using Django. I have a couple of questions on the structure of the Django project, but before I voice them, I wanted to describe the features that I want my website to have:
- there will be two types of users - companies and employees - both companies and employees will have a profile with basic information about them listed there - there should exist two different registration pages (depending on if you're a company or if you're an employee) - companies and employees should be able to add certain tags during their registration (and afterwards add/remove tags via their profile page) - companies and employees should be able to search for each other based on the tags - companies should be able to look at employees profiles and vice versa - there should exist an administrator website - he/she can remove or modify the profiles of both companies and employees This may not be all the features I want in the website, but I think you get the picture. Here are some questions I have for you: 1. *Do I start from where the tutorial left off and modify that?* 2. *How many apps should my website have?* This is non-trivial for me to determine as I have things like 2 different types of users, viewing profiles etc. I'm guessing it's 1 app, but I'm not entirely sure. 3. *How do I go about making it possible for the two types of users to register?* I was thinking about creating separate models for companies and employees and then making their registration pages different. 4. *Can I somehow hardcode the tags that companies and employees can use?* These are my questions as of now and I'm sure more will pop up during the development. I have found some login / registration Django website building tutorials on Google, but I wanted to check with you to see what the official Django users say. To recap: *I recently finished the tutorial and I want to make the website with the features I listed. How do I do that in the least possible amount of time, keeping my project structure and code clean and Django-like?* Best, Mislav -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/django-users/CABTqP_ENmcouCkdnvQgGw5eR2JEwBh6Dur2YE0z3keGMCUtn-g%40mail.gmail.com.
