Put the tutorial through Hemingwayapp

[phalt]

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Hemingwayapp is like a linter for English grammar. We should pass the tutorial through it to see if we can improve readability :grin:

Completed chapters:

• [x] Intro to the internet
• [x] Command line
• [x] Python installation
• [x] Python introduction
• [x] Django admin
• [x] Django installation
• [x] Django models
• [x] Deploy
• [x] Django URLs
• [x] Django views
• [x] Intro to HTML
• [x] Django ORM
• [x] Dynamic data in templates
• [x] CSS
• [ ] Template extending
• [ ] Extend your application
• [ ] Django forms
• [ ] What's next?

[phalt]

@videocard and l will be working on this today at the sprint!

[keikoro]

Ohh, that sounds cool! The link didn't load for me, looks like the domain can't handle https. http://www.hemingwayapp.com/ worked.

[phalt]

@aniav myself and @videocard managed to get through half the chapters, but we couldn't finish the rest :(

[aniav]

You have already done a lot! It's good that you have written it here, so someone else will be able to get through the other chapters :spaghetti: :sunny: :cactus:

[phalt]

Continuing with this today - hopefully I can get the last few chapters done :grin:

[wmoline]

Django ORM section done and merged. Dynamic data in templates done and waiting for review :smiley_cat:

[phalt]

Wahoo! Thanks @wmoline

[wmoline]

Dynamic data in templates and CSS done and merged.

[phalt]

@wmoline you have the power! Feel free to tick them off as you go :)

[bittner]

Should a reference to using the Hemingwayapp be put into the README, maybe?

Can the Hemingwayapp create a report of the hot-spots that primarily need attention? I couldn't find this confirmed on its website. If there were a tool like that any such checks could be added to an automatic build process (similar to Landscape.io for Python code).

[ekohl]

Any update on this?