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Summer Internship Report

Duration: May 16th - June 16th

Overview

This document provides a detailed account of my one-month summer internship, focusing on frontend development and some aspects of backend development with Django. During this internship, I learned and practiced various technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and Python with Django.

Weekly Progress

Week 1

Day 1: HTML Basics

  • Learned about HTML layout.
  • Explored different types of lists (ordered, unordered, and description lists).

Day 2: HTML Tables

  • Studied the creation and structure of tables in HTML.
  • Learned about cell padding and other table properties.

Day 3: Introduction to CSS

  • Applied basic CSS styling to HTML elements.
  • Changed background colors and placed background images.

Day 4: Advanced CSS

  • Delved deeper into CSS properties and selectors.
  • Practiced styling various HTML elements for a better understanding of CSS.

Week 2

Day 1: Bootstrap Introduction

  • Learned about Bootstrap and why it is often preferred over CSS.
  • Explored Bootstrap's features and benefits.

Day 2: Inline CSS

  • Learned to apply CSS as inline styles within HTML.

Day 3: Bootstrap Layouts and Navigation

  • Created layouts and navigation bars using Bootstrap.

Day 4: Bootstrap Forms and Tables

  • Created forms and tables.
  • Explored the color schemes available in Bootstrap.

Day 5: Practice Template

  • Created a practice template using HTML and CSS.

Week 3

Day 1: Media Queries

  • Learned about media queries and their importance in responsive design.

Day 2: CSS Grid and Media Queries

  • Learned about CSS Grid and its applications.
  • Applied media queries to a grid layout.

Day 3: Bootstrap Project

  • Developed a small website using Bootstrap and applied media queries to it.

Day 4: Introduction to Python Tasks

  • Worked on Python tasks such as patterns, loops, and match case statements.

Week 4

Day 1: Django Framework

  • Learned about the Django framework and its role in both frontend and backend development.

Day 2: Setting Up Django

  • Run basic Django code and set up a server to run on the default browser.

Day 3: Django Templates

  • Created HTML templates.
  • Configured URLs in both the app and project, and ran the files in the browser.

Day 4: Static Files in Django

  • Created a static folder inside the project folder.
  • Created a sub-folder named CSS and added a style.css file.
  • Applied styles to HTML files and made necessary edits.

Week 5

Day 1: Django Models

  • Introduction to Models: Models are Python classes that represent the database schema. Each attribute in a model represents a database field.
  • Creating Models: Learn how to create models by defining classes in the models.py file of a Django app.
  • Fields: Understand different types of fields (e.g., CharField, IntegerField, DateField) and their options.
  • Migrations: Learn how to create and apply migrations to sync the model changes with the database.

Day 2: Working with Models

  • Model Methods: Learn to define methods in models to add custom functionality.
  • QuerySets: Understand how to retrieve data from the database using QuerySets and ORM (Object-Relational Mapping).
  • Filtering and Ordering: Learn to filter and order QuerySets to retrieve specific data.
  • CRUD Operations: Perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations using Django models.

Day 3: Django Forms

  • Introduction to Forms: Learn about Django forms and their role in handling user input.
  • Creating Forms: Understand how to create forms using the forms module and how to render them in templates.
  • Form Fields and Widgets: Explore different types of form fields and widgets, and how to customize them.
  • Form Validation: Learn how to validate form data using Django's built-in validation and custom validators.

Day 4: Working with Forms

  • Handling Form Submission: Learn to handle form submissions and process data in views.
  • ModelForms: Understand how to create forms based on Django models using ModelForms for easy data entry and validation.
  • Formsets: Learn about formsets, which allow you to handle multiple forms on a single page.
  • Error Handling: Understand how to handle form errors and display them to the user.

Day 5: Django Admin Interface

  • Introduction to Admin: Learn about Django's built-in admin interface, which provides a powerful and customizable interface for managing site content.
  • Registering Models: Understand how to register models with the admin site to make them accessible.
  • Customizing Admin: Learn how to customize the admin interface by defining admin classes and using features like list display, search fields, and filters.
  • Admin Actions: Explore how to create custom admin actions to perform batch operations on selected records.

Project: E-commerce Website for Gym

Overview

During my internship, I worked on an e-commerce website project related to a gym. The project includes three pages: Home, Products, and Contact Us.

Pages

Home Page

  • Contains details about gym-related topics like bulking vs. cutting body.

Products Page

  • Features product cards for gym equipment like dumbbells and other items.

Contact Us Page

  • Includes a form for users to submit their name, email, and query.
  • The form submissions can be viewed in the Django admin panel.
  • Introduction to Admin: Learn about Django's built-in admin interface, which provides a powerful and customizable interface for managing site content.
  • Registering Models: Understand how to register models with the admin site to make them accessible.
  • Customizing Admin: Learn how to customize the admin interface by defining admin classes and using features like list display, search fields, and filters.
  • Admin Actions: Explore how to create custom admin actions to perform batch operations on selected records.

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