Live Event Search Site — Built with Django
- Django
Case Study: Automated Live Event Aggregation Platform
I independently developed a web service that automatically collects live-house schedules from multiple venues and displays them in a unified, date-based list.
Tech Stack
- Framework: Django
- Crawling: Cron + BeautifulSoup
- Database: SQLite
- Deployment: VPS (Linux / Nginx)
- Others: Admin dashboard, Bootstrap-based UI
I handled everything end-to-end: scraping, database design, UI development, deployment, and ongoing operation.
The site updates automatically via cron, ensuring fresh live-event information every day.
Background & Purpose
Since my teenage years, I’ve had a simple idea:
“I wish there was one site where you could check all weekend live shows by date.”
Now, as an engineer, I finally turned that idea into a functioning product.
The response from bandmates and users has been extremely positive:
- “It saves so much time!”
- “I’ve always wanted a service like this.”
Future Possibilities
The concept of a date-based search platform has potential far beyond music.
It can be adapted to many industries, such as:
- Family-friendly weekend events
- Local exhibitions you can visit during business trips
- Food/market events, workshops, festivals, community activities
I envision expanding this into a universal event search engine across different fields.
If you’re interested in a partner who can handle planning, development, deployment, and continuous operation end-to-end, feel free to reach out.