It provides an interface to access all Guillotina content depending on user permissions and allowing you to apply actions like create/modify/remove content, UI interactions like displaying flash messages, etc.
All this with the flexibility to build it your way, adding your own content with your forms, your icons, etc. It's build around the idea to act as a framework, layer that could be extended from outside.
Now we can see an example:
- Pyton 3.7
- Node > 12
- Docker
First of all, we need a guillotina. In this tutorial we will not explain all the guillotina features, if you want to know more about guillotina, go to its docs
It is recommended that you install it along with a virtual enviroment
All steps: