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Share Posts on LinkedIn through Python and Django is a very easy process. Get some API keys and send an HTTP POST Request.

What's not so easy, is reliably scheduling those posts for a later date.

What's more, setting up a system that is ready to share not just on LinkedIn but any other social platform that has an API to do so.

So we need to solve two primary things:
‣ OAuth - Connecting LinkedIn users to our Django users
‣ Scheduling/Offloading tasks - Using just Django (thanks to Inngest), to run our tasks later

The OAuth process is this:

‣ We create an "App" on LinkedIn (or Facebook or X or Discord or whatever)
‣ We connect that "LinkedIn App" to our Python code via API Keys through Environment Variables
‣ Django & Django AllAuth are configured with those keys
‣ User logs in clicking the "Login with LinkedIn" button
‣ Django and LinkedIn talk to ensure all permissions are valid
‣ LinkedIn shares an Access Token to Django, Django stores it
‣ Through Django, our code can now post to LinkedIn via the LinkedIn API, our LinkedIn App, a User's Access Token, and an HTTP Request.

The first part of this course is dedicated to enabling Django to be connected to LinkedIn users to login and share posts. The second part of this course is dedicated to building a scheduling system via Inngest.

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⦿ Course Code: https://github.com/codingforentrepren...
⦿ LinkedIn Post from the course (actual post from the demo): https://www.linkedin.com/posts/justin...

📺 Chapters
00:00:00 Welcome
00:02:17 Demo
00:06:00 Create a Python Virtual Environment
00:10:19 Create the Django Project
00:14:32 Creating a Django Admin User
00:18:58 Django AllAuth Quickstart Setup
00:25:55 LinkedIn with Django AllAuth & OpenID Connect
00:32:36 Redirect URL & Login with LinkedIn
00:37:40 Store User Access Tokens with Django AllAuth
00:40:11 Django with Interactive Python
00:45:46 Reverse Lookup for User Token
00:52:08 Share to LinkedIn with Python Part 1
01:00:23 Share to LinkedIn with Python Part 2
01:05:21 Share to LinkedIn with Python Part 3
01:07:06 Python Helper Function for Linkedin Share
01:18:11 Store Social Posts in Database through Django
01:26:34 Using the Django Model Save Method
01:32:21 Human Readable Model Error Messages
01:37:26 Ensure User has LinkedIn OAuth Connected
01:43:05 Share to LinkedIn via Database Entry
01:44:52 Improved Validation on the Post Model
01:50:41 Prototyping User Features in the Django Admin
02:03:42 Inngest & Django
02:07:25 Inngest Development Server with Docker
02:11:32 Configure Inngest with Django
02:21:44 Invoke Django-based Inngest Function in Jupyter
02:28:03 Trigger Inngest Function via Django Model Save
02:34:30 Fields to Schedule Sharing
02:39:43 Prevent Duplicate Share Events
02:43:20 Mock Post to LinkedIn via Inngest Function
02:51:51 Schedule Inngest Events
02:57:08 Scheduling via Inngest Function Step Sleep
03:04:12 Update QuerySet to Prevent Recursive Saving
03:08:04 Background Jobs with Inngest Functions
03:14:25 Timezone as a Workflow Node
03:18:50 Using Inngest Cloud With Django
03:27:58 Thank you and next steps