First published at: df.python.org.br/blog/github-pages-com-pelican-e-travis-ci
I’m making this post to help everyone who want to create their first website at GitHub Pages using Pelican to create the pages and Travis-CI to automate the task of static page generation and publishing.
This guide assumes that the reader have an account at GitHub and Travis-CI and have familiarity with the Python environment. The version of Pelican used at this post was 3.6.
The images have a little of Portuguese due to the original language publication GitHub Pages GitHub Pages is a feature of GitHub that enables its users to host static content (html, css, js and images) and publish on a github.
Django’s official documentation nicely covers its generic relationship functionality when you have to make an OneToMany (one-to-many or 1:N) relation, but when you need to implement a generic ManyToMany (many-to-many or N:N) relation, there is not much documentation about it.
I recently had to implement an N:N with a generic side, and discovered a library called django-gm2m that was very useful to me in this task, and I will describe here giving tips on how to make this implementation and how to avoid possible headaches.
Theres about 4 years that I try to start a blog and during that time I created some for the community but never my own.
Using publishing tools like WordPress the problem was the difficulty of customizing it and the amount of tooling that I would never use, plus it’s not Python.
Then I discovered GitHub Pages, and at the same time Pelican by indication of Magnun Leno and I started to do a lot things with it.
Hello everyone,
This is my first post at this blog, here I will talk about Python, technology, open source, the universe and everything.
I created this blog with focus on consolidate my knowledge, and eventually to help someone with my thoughts.
Without further ado, keep watching for the next posts…
