Django / Tailwind Tutorial – Code a Netflix Clone

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Improve your Django and Tailwind CSS skills by building a Netflix clone. The clone focuses on simulating the front end of Netflix.

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29 thoughts on “Django / Tailwind Tutorial – Code a Netflix Clone”

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      Of course

  8. Prathamesh Mawlankar

    Could you please also bring tutorials for a Spring + React or Spring + Tailwind clones like these.

  13. Iftakhar Hussain

    I really wish someone made a video on creating command palette on a website like vscode from scratch.

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  15. Courtney

    why would there be a many to many relationship between movie and video? Each movie can have many videos (eg episodes), but it doesn’t make sense for each video to be associated with multiple movies (there is no practical example of this on netflix that I can think of). Should it not be a one to many relationship?

    1. Jake4

      There should be a One to Many relationship, Since this will allow different resolutions for this movie to be stored and or allow for dubbed versions.

  16. ้ซ˜ๆฉ‹ๆœ‰ๅธŒ

    This take the โ€œMom can we have Netflix at home? We have Netflix at homeโ€ meme to another level.

  18. James Geddes

    You should have called the clone “Notflix” – that would have been funny ๐Ÿ˜‚

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