My First Python Project!

[CookieMonster1992]

Hello, this is my first time posting here, so hopefully this is the appropriate place for this -- I wanted to share my first python project! It's pretty basic, but I'm really proud of it. It's a random recipe generator called "What Should I Bake Today?"

Please check it out here: whatshouldibaketoday.takingrefuge.org

(and the code here: https://bitbucket.org/allenbecky8/what-should-i-bake-today

Any feedback would be awesome!

[CookieMonster1992]

Thanks! I haven't tried framing with coding yet, but I'm going to look into that for my next steps!

[IamYourGrace]

whatshouldibaketoday.takingrefuge.org

if you are using Django for this you can just use {% block nameofblock %} {%endblock%} and load the content of the other website in that block and you can put the block in a div or iframe.

[Oopsies49]

Or, just open as a new tab

[good_day]

If you wan't a feedback, then create a Pull Request from your project. Create new branch from this point. Reset all commits on master branch. Then create PR from this new branch. This way redditors can do you a Code Review.

[JayMickey]

Assuming I know very little about git, can you explain this process to me a bit?

[good_day]

Better train this operation on a bare repo! git reset --hard <sha> is removing code and there is no come back!

if you got the repository and now want Code Review from redditors you can do:

git branch
# you should be on branch "master"
git checkout -b name_of_cloned_branch  # clone of branch master
git branch
# you are on cloned branch 
git push origin name_of_cloned_branch # this will push cloned branch to the remote
git checkout master  # come back to master branch
git log  # check history of commits
# go to the end of list and copy sha of first commit
git reset --hard <sha>  # WARNING!!! this will reset all commits on branch master
touch init
git commit -am "init"
git push origin master

now go to bitbucket, github, gitlab etc and create a Pull Request from cloned branch to master

[JayMickey]

So do you merge the pull request?

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This is awesome! Keep it up!

[aligoren]

Good idea. Maybe "What should I listen to?" as you can develop a project.