Getting started with Django Framework

1. First of all, create a repository to your project.
2. Integrating the project dependencies list with Pyup:

• Sign in up to your Pyup account.
• Look at the top screen right corner and click Add Repo, take a search for your repository description, or grab it from the list of items below further.
• Once the choice has been made, click Add, and a setup screen will prompt to you. Set the Dependency Updates as active and select all for all the dependencies; don't accept Schedule Updates; leave Safety CI marked as true; click Add to confirm these settings.
• After that, the initial setup will create a feature branch named pyup-bot followed by a pull request, and an opened issue under the repository of the project.
  Don't worry about the message No requirement files could be found. there are no pinned dependencies yet, and also no badges for while.
• Then, in GitHub, all you have to do is to accept that initial pull request and confirm it with Rebase and Merge, delete the branch, and close the issue.

3. The next steps:

• Take a clone of your project to your local machine.
• From now on, we'll proceed to the next steps by opening issues and creating feature branches. So, you'll need to follow each issue.

##Badges

1. Building Travis CI from Upstream:
   Branch main
   
   Branch master
   
2. Building Travis CI from Fork (branch main):
   

• Deployment on Heroku
• Standard Django Server