Tutorial Wagtail Version: 2.x
Learn how to deploy a brand new Wagtail site to a free Heroku instance.
In an effort to not duplicate too much written content, you'll have to read all the tutorial steps in the GitHub README file. It's almost in point form, so it's nice and quick. And it's based off of Kyle Rutten's 2017 blog post on Wagtail.io/blog
Click here to view the full written tutorial
This video has it's own repo, so at any point you can check out the source code.
https://github.com/CodingForEverybody/wagtail-heroku-deployment/
How to Subclass Wagtail Pages
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Subclassing is having a class (in this case it's a Wagtail Page) that can be used for other classes (Wagtail Page's). The parent class has all the common attributes for the child pages, and every child page will inherit everything from it's parent. In this lesson we'll explore that by creating a subclassed Article and Video Blog Page that share a common parent, and then we'll extend the functionality of both subclassed pages by adding new fields.
How to Install Wagtail with Docker
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In this article we're going to learn how to get a Wagtail website setup and running with Docker.
How to Paginate Your Wagtail Pages
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How to contribute to open source
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Learn how to contribute to Wagtail.io
This course covers everything from basic installation to advanced features like custom blocks and API integration, it's perfect for developers looking to enhance their skills with this powerful CMS.