Python Programming- Build Matchmaking Website + Geolocator

Python Programming: Build Matchmaking Website + Geolocator, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 132 lectures, based on 146 reviews, and has 6623 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a Compatibility Match Making Service Build a Geolocator Create a SaaS (Software as a Service) Learn APIs from FourSquare Google Maps API This course is ideal for individuals who are Entrepreneurs or Django/Python Coders or Members of Coding for Entrepreneurs It is particularly useful for Entrepreneurs or Django/Python Coders or Members of Coding for Entrepreneurs.

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Summary

Title: Python Programming: Build Matchmaking Website + Geolocator

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 132

Number of Published Lectures: 131

Number of Curriculum Items: 132

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 131

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a Compatibility Match Making Service

Build a Geolocator

Create a SaaS (Software as a Service)

Learn APIs from FourSquare

Google Maps API

Who Should Attend

Entrepreneurs

Django/Python Coders

Members of Coding for Entrepreneurs

Target Audiences

Entrepreneurs

Django/Python Coders

Members of Coding for Entrepreneurs

Updated: July 27, 2015

Build a Matchmaker (updated & expanded)

Computers are great for finding common interests between people. You will learn how to build your own website that matches people based off interests and questionnaires. We’ll implement a subscription model (SaaS) on this one.

This is how billion dollar sites like Match and OkCupid were builtthis one is adapting the same idea to a job site, it could be the start for your own recruiting empire.

Create a Geolocator (It’s Happy Hour Time)

Build a web-based app to help find local restaurant happy hours for food/drinks. We will build a geo-locating service using Foursquare’s API/Data and Google Maps.

Hint: you could use the landing page created in step 1 ascertain interest in an app like that this to test whether or not this in itself could be a business.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Coding for Entrepreneurs

Lecture 1: Start here only if youre new to Coding For Entrepreneurs

Chapter 2: MatchMaker 2

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Walkthrough

Lecture 3: On Github

Lecture 4: Start Here

Lecture 5: Clone Project from Github

Lecture 6: Rename Django Project

Lecture 7: Matchmaking Questions

Lecture 8: Foreign Key Basics

Lecture 9: Tabular Inlines (Django Admin)

Lecture 10: Foreign Key Basics Part 2

Lecture 11: Question QuerySet

Lecture 12: Question Form

Lecture 13: Question Single

Lecture 14: Question Importance

Lecture 15: User Answer Model

Lecture 16: Save User Answer

Lecture 17: Form Validation

Lecture 18: Display & Edit User Answer

Lecture 19: Assign Point Values

Lecture 20: Signals & Receiver Functions

Lecture 21: Matching Algorithm Part 1

Lecture 22: Matching Algorithm Part 2 – Awarding Points

Lecture 23: Matching Algorithm Part 3 – Total Points

Lecture 24: Geometric Mean vs Arithmetic Mean

Lecture 25: Matching Algorithm Part 4 – Match Percentage

Lecture 26: Matches App

Lecture 27: Model Manager for Matches

Lecture 28: Get Match Percentage from Algorithm

Lecture 29: Compare Timezone to Updated Timestamp

Lecture 30: Update Match for QuerySet

Lecture 31: Complex Queries with Q Lookups

Lecture 32: Matching Algorithm Final

Lecture 33: Profile App and Image Field

Lecture 34: Profile View

Lecture 35: Implementing Matching Function

Lecture 36: Instance Property for Match Percentage

Lecture 37: Matches on Dashboard

Lecture 38: Match Images on Dashboard

Lecture 39: Get Absolute URL

Lecture 40: Match Images on Dashboard Part 2

Lecture 41: Fix New User Breaking Matching

Lecture 42: Jobs App

Lecture 43: Django LocalFlavor

Lecture 44: UserJob Model

Lecture 45: View & Add User Job

Lecture 46: Update Jobs with Model Formset

Lecture 47: Get Matches QuerySet Update

Lecture 48: Job, Location, Employer Matches

Lecture 49: Fix Migration Error

Lecture 50: Suggestion Position, Location, Employer

Lecture 51: Position Matches

Lecture 52: SlugFields

Lecture 53: Position Match View

Lecture 54: Handle Query Exceptions

Lecture 55: Location & Employer Match Views

Lecture 56: User Logged In Signal

Lecture 57: User Like

Lecture 58: Perform Like in a View

Lecture 59: User Likes on Dashboard

Lecture 60: New User Dashboard

Lecture 61: Include Template with Arguments

Lecture 62: Improve Dashboard

Lecture 63: Get Unanswered Questions

Lecture 64: Unanswered Questions Part 2

Lecture 65: Django Messages

Lecture 66: Bootstrap Alert with Messages

Lecture 67: Custom Signals

Lecture 68: Test User

Lecture 69: Profile User

Lecture 70: Profile Data & Image

Lecture 71: Thank you!

Chapter 3: The MatchMaker (aka Meet your Match)

Lecture 1: Setup MatchMaker

Lecture 2: Create initial Apps

Lecture 3: User Profile Information Addresses & Jobs

Lecture 4: Single User Profile & Serve Static Media

Lecture 5: Django Registration

Lecture 6: Twitter Bootstrap

Lecture 7: Update Template Files

Lecture 8: Improve Profile Template

Lecture 9: Edit User Profile

Lecture 10: Edit Profile with Formset

Lecture 11: Edit profile tabs

Lecture 12: Profile Details

Lecture 13: Navbar Edits

Lecture 14: Questions App

Lecture 15: Save User Answers

Lecture 16: Paginator

Lecture 17: Question Importance

Lecture 18: Assign Point Values

Lecture 19: Matching Function

Lecture 20: Optional Lecture Matching Function, Long Form

Lecture 21: Match App

Lecture 22: Display Suggested Jobs

Lecture 23: Good Match Job Suggestions

Lecture 24: Add Login, Logout, and Questions links

Lecture 25: JobMatch Model

Instructors

Justin Mitchel
Coding Entrepreneur & Teacher – 568,000+ Students

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2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 22 votes

4 stars: 42 votes

5 stars: 74 votes

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