Developing geospatial webapps with Python and Django - Tutorial

There are many ways to display spatial data, from the traditional maps, GIS desktop software and most recently on the web. We face certain challenges to display spatial data on the web because we will require certain functionalities that we find on a desktop software and certain spatial analysis tools implemented as buttons. Django is a web framework written in Python that allows to create web applications with moderate simplicity and this framework is capable of displaying vector spatial data using libraries such as Folium.
We have created a tutorial with an applied case of displaying hydrological spatial information on a webapp in Django. The tutorial creates a Django project, creates an app for the spatial data representation, imports the vector data (geojson or shp) and displays spatial data with defined styles.

Input data
You can download the input data from this link:

[johnrogers]

Many thanks, your excellent tutorial demonstrates the great potential of this tech convergence

[Ahmed-ldyn]

Can you let me know what files you put in the media folder?

[alexbundalo]

I put more geojsin data in shp folder..points and lines but folium is so slow with more data. 😐😐

[alexbundalo]

where is files booststrap and jquerry that you copy to static and media. i can not follow video without that files

[AlejandroSilva]

tendras el video en español o algun video similar en español!¡?

[DrMDarwish]

That is awesome <3. Thanks for sharing

[mohnark]

why did you use pip in anaconda environment?

[miguelandresrendonreyes]

Almost have a little bit more audience than the spanish version.