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Hi, I'm wanting to deploy a django web application. I am using ubuntu server with apache, what steps should I follow to be online for all users? Thanks and regards.

I've been gone for a while, Hi everyone, getting my Real Estate License and with school in an adventure to get my Law Degree (Tho that is a few years away). My question now is I want to make a website now, for practice, and the purpose of this site is a few different things. (Note none of those things will involve either of my professional career choices, but really what I do in my spare time with graphic design, music composition, and the small project I've been working on and not posting about the past few months. I will be looking to have a site that will do the following: - Have an option to browse GFX I've made in my portfolio/request custom Graphics for purchase or for free - Same here with music I have made - Have a link to look at my game, Download, and play it. (I don't intend of having a fully dedicated site for my game, but rather a side option on this site to further enhance my portfolio.) - And a forum link, which if possible, I would like to have linked through social media platforms for easy login and access. An obviously a description of me and whatever else, but here is the kicker.... I don't have really much of any experience building websites first hand. I've been looking into Wordpress and Bootstrap the past two or three days, but I don't really know where to start or what I am looking at. I more or less am looking for someone to point me in the right direction with some advice (Note I want to do this myself with as little help as possible). I have my current URLs bought under GoDaddy and was about to purchase some space and a Wordpress package but decided to come here first for some advice. So.... Where do I start? Lol. Thanks for your time in Advance, Grizzy

Going to start by pointing out that Henrik pointed this out to me. I haven't had a chance to watch it yet but I want to keep it here for my own personal safekeeping and it might help others. Check it out! (I am told that the 10 minute mark is the most important part) Thanks Henrik!