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• Update 7_create_a_template.md
• Update 7_create_a_template.md
• feat: add template

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new template for "python-django" designed for API key verification with Unkey.
  • Added a new side quest for creating templates using the Unkey framework to build APIs.

• Documentation

  • Updated instructions for the new side quest, including submission requirements and a contributions section detailing user implementations.

• Bug Fixes

  • Addressed the duplicate entry for "Django" in the framework list to ensure clarity.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to two files, data.ts and 7_create_a_template.md. In data.ts, a new template for a Django application is added, along with a duplicate entry for the "Django" framework. The 7_create_a_template.md document is updated to include a new side quest for creating templates using the Unkey framework, with specific submission requirements and a new contributions section.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apps/www/app/templates/data.ts	- Added new template: "python-django". - Added duplicate framework entry for "Django".
oss.gg/7_create_a_template.md	- Added new side quest for creating templates with Unkey. - Updated submission requirements. - Added contributions section documenting user submissions.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: added template to templates page #2074: This PR adds a new template to the templates constant in the same data.ts file, similar to the addition of the "python-django" template in the main PR.
• feat: Create a template with Unkey #2272: This PR includes a new side quest for creating templates using the Unkey framework, which aligns with the main PR's focus on adding a new template for Django.

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• mcstepp
• perkinsjr
• MichaelUnkey

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