English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 44KHz 2ch | 32 lectures (4h 33m) | 2.25 GB
Learn how to leverage Python’s leading Web Development Framework to connect with users everywhere.
Building a web application has never been easier thanks to open source. In this course, we’re going to go step-by-step building a Django web application. If you’ve never used Django before, this is the course for you.
Django is one of the most popular web frameworks written in the Python programming language. Django and Python are both open source and free to use commercially. This means you don’t have to pay a dime to create amazing software and impact people all around the world. Django powers many websites in the world including: Instagram, Pinterest, NASA, Baserow, this website, and so many others.
The goal of this course to teach you the fundamentals of Django while also creating a very practical project. Building something real is important because it gives you the context of how, when, and where to use a lot of Django’s great features.
Django sits right in the middle of creating an app from scratch and using something like WordPress. This means we have a lot of features we could implement along with a lot of features that just work by default. This makes Django incredibly flexible so that we can go far beyond what a blogging platform offers while being faster than starting from absolute 0.
For our User Interface, we’re going to learn the fundamentals of Bootstrap. Bootstrap makes our Django project look far more professional in very little time. Not only that, we’ll also have a much better user experience by leveraging many of Bootstrap’s built-in features.
If we were building a house, Django would be the plumbing, the walls, and electricity while Bootstrap is the interior decorator.
Here’s a few things we’ll cover:
- Django version 4.1 (or even 2.2+)
- Python version 3.10 (or 3.8+)
- Bootstrap 5.2+
- Collecting data from users
- Rendering HTML templates and documents
- Password-protected pages & user-type permissions
- Modeling data in Django as it relates to a spreadsheet
- Dynamically display content based on stored database data
- Much more
Table of Contents
Welcome
1 Welcome
2 Walkthrough of what well build
3 Where to Get Help
4 Requirements
5 Setup VSCode Python Virtual Environment
Hello World
6 Your First Django Project
7 Your First View
8 Your First URL Path
Django Templates
9 Render A Django Template
10 Template Inheritance
11 Template Context
12 Bootstrap Include Tags
Forms and Collecting Data in Django
13 Your First Django Form
14 Validating Data with Django Forms
15 Styling Django Forms
Django Apps Models
16 Structuring our App Component
17 Your First Django Model
18 Django Migrations
19 Managing Data with the Django Admin
20 Saving to a Model in a View
21 ModelBased Django Forms
22 Making Changes to Models
Testing Code
23 Your First Automated Django Test
24 Testing with Backup Data
Rendering Content
25 Listing Database Data in a View
26 Users Content
27 Object Detail View
28 Update Data with Forms
29 Django Messages Bootstrap Alerts
30 Bootstrap Columns Margin Padding
31 Polish The Landing Page
Wrap up
32 Thank you and next steps
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