Teach & Earn $6K: Step-by-Step Guide to Developing a Django Tutoring Portal

Builescu Daniel
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22 min readAug 18

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Teach & Earn $6K: Step-by-Step Guide to Developing a Django Tutoring Portal
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In today’s fast-paced digital age, the classroom isn’t confined by four walls. Through the wonders of technology, anyone, anywhere, can learn from experts across the globe. This has given rise to the thriving industry of online tutoring, an industry that’s showing no signs of slowing down. Reports suggest that the online tutoring market could surpass $120 billion by 2025, driven by both students seeking academic help and adults searching for skill development.

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So, why does this matter to developers and entrepreneurs? Simple: This market surge demands intuitive platforms that cater to both tutors and learners. Enter Django.

Why Django is Your Best Bet

When you think of robust, scalable, and secure web applications, Django should top the list. Here’s why it stands out for an online tutoring platform:

Robust Framework: Django’s “batteries-included” philosophy ensures that you have all the tools you need right out of the box. This means quicker development without compromising on features.

# With Django, setting up a basic app is as simple as:
django-admin startproject mytutoringapp

User Authentication: One of the cornerstones of an online tutoring platform is user management. Django’s built-in user authentication makes it simpler to manage user accounts, sessions, and permissions.

# Enabling authentication is just a few lines of code away:
from django.contrib.auth.models import User

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