Upload your Django project to GitHub with Git Integration

[@aliakhavan269]

precise and comprehensive , thank you !

[@CloudWithDjango]

Thank you so much! Of course, my pleasure!

[@huxleynyaoga5221]

Thanks Arno for this.

[@CloudWithDjango]

My pleasure!

[@FactFlicksTime]

Thanks for this detailed video. I was wondering if we should be including a Readme and a .gitignore files too while pushing the code into the repository? I noticed if we generate the default .gitignore from GitHub, it would result in the sqlite3 db to not be pushed, whereas in your example, the db was also pushed. What is the correct practice, and what all files from a django project should ideally be ignored?

[@CloudWithDjango]

My pleasure! Yes, that is something that you should include as well. Including a README and .gitignore in your repository is a best practice. The README provides essential project details, while the .gitignore ensures that unnecessary or sensitive files, like the SQLite database, are not pushed to the repository.

[@santhoshrajendran6450]

how to deploy django project to github pages. please post detailed explaination video on this.

[@CloudWithDjango]

Thank you for the suggestion!