clerk VS django-survey

Example view using htmx here

You can also pass it into a form, which seems like more work for little benefit (example).

I've just started experimenting with using HTMX with Django. It's been fucking rad so far, I've drunk the Kool-Aid perhaps, but I'm still fumbling around for the best way to achieve certain behaviors. If anyone has general advice or a link to a guide or some example code for a non-trivial app they can share that would be cool.

https://github.com/AnikaLegal/clerk/blob/develop/app/core/views.py#L14

unittest vs pytest is really a personal style decision, I like pytest better personally because it gives you quick access to useful fixtures like `client` or `monkeypatch`. Here's an example test using the client fixture to simulate a post request.

If you're running your apps in a Docker container and writing logs to a file then you might need to use a volume to ensure that the logfiles are persisted to the host server (ie the logs don't dissapear when the container dies). Alternatively you can use a log aggregation service like Papertrail (below)

building an image in github actions, testing it, and pushing it to Docker Hub (private repo) (yaml)

3 weeks seems like a reasonable amount of time to spend on a project. Building a website can take a long time. It took me 20 hours to build this really really dead simple survey website.

I don't know the *best* way to do this, but whatever this approach works fine for me.