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The document describes a task for a Django interview that involves creating a simple blog application with features like user registration and login, blog post creation, viewing blog posts, editing and deleting posts, commenting on posts, and an admin interface to manage content.

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Blog Application

The document describes a task for a Django interview that involves creating a simple blog application with features like user registration and login, blog post creation, viewing blog posts, editing and deleting posts, commenting on posts, and an admin interface to manage content.

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Sure, here’s a professional task that could be used for a Django interview:

Task: Blog Application

Create a simple blog application using Django. The application should have the following features:

1. User Registration and Login: Users should be able to register, login, and logout.

2. Blog Post Creation: Authenticated users should be able to create a blog post. A blog post should have a
title, content, and a timestamp of when it was created.

3. Blog Post Viewing: All visitors (authenticated or not) should be able to see the list of blog posts. Clicking
on a blog post title should display the full content of the blog post.

4. Blog Post Editing and Deletion: The author of a blog post should be able to edit or delete their own posts.

5. Comments: Authenticated users should be able to comment on a blog post. Comments should display the
name of the user who posted the comment and the timestamp of when the comment was posted.

6. Admin Interface: There should be an admin interface where administrators can manage users, blog posts,
and comments.

Remember to follow best practices for Django development, including proper use of the Django ORM, class-
based views, and templates. Also, ensure your application handles errors gracefully and has basic protections
against common web attacks.

Good luck! 👍

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