In this section, we will discuss the highlights of each parts in uAdmin.
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In Part 1 of the tutorial, we will cover about the folder structure of the Todo list from home.
In Part 2, we will discuss about the difference between internal and external models.
In Part 3 we will talk about cropping an image on the image type tag field in the model.
In Part 4, we will discuss about how to link a model to another model using a foreign key.
In Part 5, we will talk about register inlines and how to create a drop down list in the field manually. We will also cover overriding save function.
In Part 6, we will discuss about applying different uadmin tags through our project.
In Part 7, we will talk on the concept of M2M and how is it useful in our project.
In Part 8, we will discuss on how to apply validation in the back-end.
In Part 9, we will talk about establishing a connection to the API, setting the path name, and getting the todo list data in the API Handler using JSON.
In Part 10, we will discuss about customizing your own API handler such as sorting the record in ascending or descending order, the starting point of execution process start until the assigned limit, and the action you want to perform in your database.
In Part 11, we will talk about inserting the data to the models through the API by using multiple parameters.
In Part 12, we will discuss about designing a table in HTML and setting up a template file.
In Part 13, we will talk about establishing a connection to the HTTP Handler, setting the URL path name, and executing an HTML file.
In Part 14, we will discuss about fetching the records in the API and migrating the data from API to HTML that will display the records using Go template.
In Part 15, we will talk about generating a self-signed SSL certificate using the openssl command and implementing two factor authentication (2FA).
In Part 16, we will discuss about password reset, hash salt, and database encryption.
In Part 17, we will talk about customizing your dashboard and dockerizing your application for the world to see.