First implementation of dynamic requests with dummy data
Not yet tested for mobile.
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# Ginou Project
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## What is it
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## Description
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This project is a website dedicated to the memory of my late grandmother who was an artist named Ginou, with the goal of keeping her painting legacy intact.
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Of course, all the content is oriented around her, but you can easily edit it and use it for your own purpose if you want. Just please perhaps change the design a little bit?
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## Launch
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The easiest way to launch the website, is by launching a Python server. You just need to go inside this folder and launch (inside PowerShell or the Terminal):
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`python -m http.server`
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## Tools
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Tools used:
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### Export Excel spreadsheet to JSON
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The JSON file present in the repository is generated automatically from an Excel spreadsheet. See this [Stack Overflow thread](https://superuser.com/questions/1249898/saving-excel-sheet-as-json-file) for details.
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The JSON file present in the repository is generated automatically from an Excel spreadsheet. See this [Stack Overflow thread](https://superuser.com/questions/1249898/saving-excel-sheet-as-json-file) for details.
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### Optimizing images
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You can optimize images to gain space without losing quality. Useful tools are [listed on this page](https://imageoptim.com/versions.html) (I personally use _imageoptim_ and _pinga_).
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