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Check out this Open Source Django-Tailwind Developer Portfolio and Blog in 2024!

When exploring job opportunities, especially in technical fields like software engineering or web development, having a portfolio website is crucial. It serves as a centralized platform to showcase your work to the world.

We're thrilled to present our latest open-source project, the "Django-Tailwind Blog." Beyond being a traditional portfolio, it also functions as a blog where you can share your content with your community.

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Django Tailwind Blog

"Django Tailwind Blog" is a developer blog and portfolio website built using Django and Tailwind CSS. It includes several pages such as Home, About, Contact, Blog, Projects, Categories, and custom 404 pages. The project features a clean and modern design that is fully responsive and optimized for performance. It includes a powerful admin interface for managing the content, and is easy to customize and deploy to a production environment.

Technologies used

  1. Python (Django)
  2. HTML
  3. Tailwind CSS
  4. JavaScript
  5. TinyMCE WYSIWYG Editor

Features

  • Responsive design using Tailwind CSS
  • Separate Blog and Projects page
  • Admin dashboard for managing blog posts and portfolio items
  • Contact form for sending messages to the site owner

We have used TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor to create the form to write articles which provides various options such as insert tables, images, link, comment, code. Furthermore it also provides various text formatting tools such as bold, italics, underline, various heading sizes, font styles and much more.

Below are some project screenshots

About Page

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Contact Page

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Custom 404 Page

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We hope you enjoy this project. Feel free to contribute and help make this open-source project even more awesome!

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