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I'm not a freelancer or even a good coder but from other experience, good ideas are a dime a dozen. Its the execution that counts and it sounds like this guy is going to make that a pain in the rear end. Especially if he has nothing started and no idea of how he wants to get anything done. Very newbie question: I am designing a blog in django as my first project. For static pages like "about me" do you put the content of the page directly into the HTML file? Or do you put it in the database and retrieve using a model? All my blog posts pull content from the backend using a model but this doesn't make sense to me considering I will only have one about page.
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You can click that link and see which commits you're ahead/behind by. If you merge your front end branch into main then main will receive the commit you're talking about. Edit* you can also merge main into your frontend branch and you should be able to get those missing commits if you really wanted to. Edit again* youre committing some merge conflicts that you haven't resolved yet. I'd read up on git a bit more because it sounds like you're confused about what a commit really is. If you're studying to be a dev then you'll have to learn about it on your first week of work and figuring it out now will save you the embarrassment a dingus fucked around with this message at 20:21 on Jan 4, 2024 |
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