ykdojo/editdojo

(I'm no longer working on this - currently working on https://github.com/ykdojo/defaang)

editdojo's Issues

Create a better sign out form

Currently, it's just django-authall's default view. Fix it.

The Twitter sign in dialogue asks for too many things.

We don't need to read or post tweets on behalf of the user. Maybe we should fix this on Twitter's developer website? (Don't add read/write permissions there?)

Fix the scrolling issue on the phone

When you slowly scroll on the sign up page on my iPhone, the whole screen expands and contracts vertically.

Clarification

Hi ... I wanted to discuss a few things with you. I think you need to mail me at [email protected] since I don't know your mail id.

Take care of the case when we try to follow someone or retrieve tweets

Take care of a case when a user's Twitter account is private

Create the *Sign Up with Twitter* function

When the user selects the languages they are learning/fluent in, redirect to a more meaningful page/state

Take care of the case when a user blocks @EditDojo on Twitter

We expect most users NOT to do this, but just in case.

How about accounts?

Maby we should start thinking about creating views and models for users accounts?

DoesNotExist at /accounts/twitter/login

Request Method:	GET
http://127.0.0.1:8000/accounts/twitter/login/
2.1.2
DoesNotExist
SocialApp matching query does not exist.
C:\Users\ninte.virtualenvs\editdojo-mEFwjXpH\lib\site-packages\django\db\models\query.py in get, line 399
C:\Users\ninte.virtualenvs\editdojo-mEFwjXpH\Scripts\python.exe
3.7.2
['E:\editdojo', 'C:\Users\ninte\.virtualenvs\editdojo-mEFwjXpH\Scripts\python37.zip', 'C:\Users\ninte\.virtualenvs\editdojo-mEFwjXpH\DLLs', 'C:\Users\ninte\.virtualenvs\editdojo-mEFwjXpH\lib', 'C:\Users\ninte\.virtualenvs\editdojo-mEFwjXpH\Scripts', 'C:\Users\ninte\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\Lib', 'C:\Users\ninte\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\DLLs', 'C:\Users\ninte\.virtualenvs\editdojo-mEFwjXpH', 'C:\Users\ninte\.virtualenvs\editdojo-mEFwjXpH\lib\site-packages', 'c:\users\ninte\.virtualenvs\editdojo-mefwjxph\src\tweepy']
Sat, 21 Sep 2019 19:42:30 +0000

Figure out what license we should use for this project

This is my first open source project, so I don't know. MIT? Apache? Or something else?

Automatically detect if the given text is Japanese or English with Python

I think I'm going to release the Twitter-based version of this product for Japanese and English first. So, we should be able to detect if a given tweet is written in Japanese or English with Python. This way, we can only show Japanese tweets coming from Japanese learners to native speakers of the language. Same with English.

Fix the behavior that occurs when the user cancels the Twitter login dialogue

Currently, the app just redirects to django-allauth's default view. We should fix it.

Install material-kit (the free version)

https://github.com/creativetimofficial/material-kit

Decide how to deploy this app

Python Anywhere's cheapest option might be just enough for now ($5/month for 1 GB disk, 2000 CPU-seconds per day with MySQL database).

Or should we use Heroku, Digital Ocean, Google Cloud, or anything else?

Create a sign up form where the new user selects which language they are learning

We're going to start with just Japanese and English.

Fix the styles of sign up form where the new user selects languages

I think the functionality of this one is good now (#39). It's just a matter of fixing the UI to make it look prettier.

Make the welcome message look prettier

I made the text in #40, but it's freakin ugly right now lol

Make a simple Twitter bot with Python

This is just so that we can learn how to use Twitter API.

Maybe something that says "hello, world back to you!" when it receives a Twitter mention that says "hello, world!"

Fix the name convention - make it more consistent.

Change the database management system

Which database manager do you consider the best option to use in the project?

In the landing page, the scrolling animation is too slow (I think)

When a user signs in, show their Twitter handle (plus maybe store it as a username?)

When following a user on Twitter, use their ID instead of their handle

We need to do this just in case the user changes their user handle on Twitter.

Create welcome text that explains how the app works

Set up HTTPS on Heroku

[Installation] Keys_format.py instead of keys.py?

Make a TODO app with Django

I'm actually still in the process of learning Django basics.

I realized I should probably build a simple app like a TODO app first. It will be a prerequisite for building the log in with Twitter function, I think. (Since we'll need to store user data in our database)

So, maybe this will be my next video, instead.

Find the difference between two sets of text with JavaScript

Example:

• Original text: I had aweesome breakfast tooday.
• Edited text: I had awesome breakfast today.

Given these two sets of text, we should be able to find the difference with JavaScript. And show the difference in UI. This way, it'll be easy to see how the original text has been edited.

In this case, it should look like this: I had awe<e>some breakfast to<o>day.

(Where <e> and <o> have strikethrough over them)

Make a worker script

Create a hello world app

This is going to be my next video.

When the user finishes the signup flow, we should show them tweets in the language they're fluent in

When a user signs up for the first time, follow their Twitter account from @EditDojo

This is so we can retrieve tweets from their account later. I think it's good to follow them in case their account is private.

Should we use Node.js for this project?!

Okay, so I'm happy with using Django so far (even though I haven't built much yet).

However, it seems like Node.js is much more popular these days for backend development.

I'm kind of starting to think, should we use Node.js and maybe Express.js for this project? I know that Node.js is much simpler, but would it be a good tech to use for this particular project?

(I probably won't switch, but I just wanted to throw this idea here just to start up a discussion about it - since this is something I've been wondering about for a few weeks.)

Add a readme

Hey @ykdojo,

This sounds like a really cool project judging by the idea described in the video. But the repo doesn't have a readme to give a description. I know the repo doesn't have much to describe as of now, I'll still suggest adding one.

Decide which CSS framework to use

I'm thinking of using either Bootstrap (https://getbootstrap.com/) or Materialize (https://materializecss.com/).

Which one is better? Are there any other good options?

Update the Django version to 2.1.2, which is the latest one.

It's just because GitHub says Django < 2.1.2 has some security issues. I'm not sure what they are exactly, but probably better to be safe here.

Hello YK

is this project still alive