RETO CODIGO FACILITO - Diapositivas
| Landing | Survey Form |
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This project is mobile browser friendly was created with django and docker-compose.
You can run the app by running docker-compose up. It will live-reload while developing.
docker-compose up
This App will present Questions and Choices from the * Stack Overflow Annual Developer Survey 2019 *
And will shows you the result for the real survey
Data Source: https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey
there are 88,883 User Choices
I used pandas to load data from zip files and stored them in the database.
The app allows the admin to enter survey questions with multiple choice answers.
When a guest visits the app in a browser, it presents a random survey question to the guest and allow them to answer.
Record answers and display the survey in charts for for logged in users results in an admin interface.
The app avoids showing a previously answered question to the same guest.
I use Django Admin tools bar to present dashboards in the admin, and based on their templates, I added two extra dashboards, a Chart Dashboard and a Table dashboard.
RadioButtons are tiny in nature, and they can be hard to click or tap. To enlarge the target area, the Survey App let users select an option by clicking or tapping not just that small square, but also the label or associated words.
wouldn’t it be great if I know how much longer do I have to wait? Progress bars are made for such time-taking actions(as surveys). The thought behind it is: if a user knows the time a particular action will take, he will be prepared to wait for it. Or complete the activity in his free time. But he won’t be exasperated. Keeping the user experience intact.
This project uses Docker-compose to start 5 containers:
- Django-App
- MySQL
- Redis
- RabbitMQ
- Celery
docker-compose up
Load fixtures for Question, Choice, and UserChoice models:
python manage.py load_surveys_data
python manage.py test --settings=settings.test
docker exec -it survey-rabbitmq sh /var/lib/rabbitmq/watch-rabbitmq.sh
