1. Enter the main directory
2. Create new virtualenv based on Py3 virtualenv .venv -p python3 (or any other tool for managing virtual envs in Python)
3. Activate virtualenv source .venv/bin/active
4. Install requried dependencies pip install -r requirements.txt
5. Enter Django directory cd ads_dashboard
6. Sync the database python manage.py migrate
7. Load initial data python manage.py load_stats
8. Start server python manage.py runserver
9. Application is now accesible at http://localhost:8000/

Or simply:

1. Run ./dev_setup.sh
2. Point browser to http://localhost:8000/

1. Tests (not even single one)
2. Docker setup through docker-compose
3. Separation of backend (Django, GraphQL) and frontend (React, Apollo)
4. Keeping the secrets secret (env variables)
5. Many other