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Proceed with the Django Girls tutorial #16
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It adds a collection of settings for an instance of Django, including database configuration, Django-specific options, and application-specific settings. Resolves #16
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It adds a collection of settings for an instance of Django, including database configuration, Django-specific options, and application-specific settings. \#16
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Apply implicit string concatenation syntax instead of explicit concatenation in the 'AUTH_PASSWORD_VALIDATORS' block. Related to #16
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Splitting requirements into multiple files allows for a more streamlined installation of specific toolsets required for different tasks and promoting better modularity. Ref #16
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Do a PR per each tutorial page or less, trying to identify atomic sets of changes or an easily reviewable size. For simplicity of tracking the progress, you may add a checkboxed markdown list here. Do your best to apply what you learned in the previous tasks.
https://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/
The main objective here is not to blindly follow the tutorial (it has a lot of oversimplifications and the practices describe don't follow the real-world professional development standards) but to do better and practice development according to our GitHub Flow flavor in the environment of linters, tests and code reviews. We'll also do more integrations with other systems along the way.
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