Hey CodeNewbies! 👋
As someone new to Python and web development, I wanted a hands-on project to practice what I’ve been learning. I decided to recreate a real-world restaurant menu interface to improve my skills in Django, Bootstrap, and structuring dynamic content.
I took inspiration from the culvers-menu, which has a simple yet clean layout that helped me understand how real food menus can be modeled with categories, items, and prices in code.
Has anyone else here tried learning through real-world site replication? Would love to hear your experience!
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How I Learned Web Development by Rebuilding a Real Restaurant Menu Layout
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AI truly is a game-changer in the food delivery industry—enhancing everything from personalization to logistics. As highlighted, smart features like predictive ordering and dynamic pricing not only improve efficiency but also boost customer satisfaction.
That’s such a smart way to learn — building something real and familiar makes the concepts stick so much better. I love that you picked a restaurant menu. I did something similar by cloning a movie review site when I was starting out — learned so much about models and templates that way. Keep going, you’re on the right track! stickman hook
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