Introduction to Django for beginners

Introduction to Django for beginners, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 78 lectures, based on 94 reviews, and has 16144 subscribers.

You will learn about How to install Python How to install and create a virtual environment How to install Django How to create a Django Project How to create a Django App How to create Django Models How to migrate Django Models How to create Django Views How to create Django Templates How to setup Django URL patterns How implement version control with Git How to push your project code to Github How create and store dynamic content in a database How to deploy your Django app to the internet cloud This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Python developers or Beginner Django developers or Beginner Web developers It is particularly useful for Beginner Python developers or Beginner Django developers or Beginner Web developers.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Django for beginners

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 78

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Curriculum Items: 78

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 78

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to install Python

How to install and create a virtual environment

How to install Django

How to create a Django Project

How to create a Django App

How to create Django Models

How to migrate Django Models

How to create Django Views

How to create Django Templates

How to setup Django URL patterns

How implement version control with Git

How to push your project code to Github

How create and store dynamic content in a database

How to deploy your Django app to the internet cloud

Who Should Attend

Beginner Python developers

Beginner Django developers

Beginner Web developers

Target Audiences

Beginner Python developers

Beginner Django developers

Beginner Web developers

Django is a fantastic web framework built with the Python programming language. With Django you can create websites and web apps very quickly and efficiently.

Django was created by very experienced developers who have built into it several tools for rapid web application development.
Django is very fast ,secure and scalable making it an attractive framework choice for thousands of developers.

Django developers are in hot demand and command attractive wages. Some billion dollar companies like Instagram and Pinterest were created using the Django framework.?

This is a beginners ?Django course that will take you from absolute scratch to creating a simple Django web app. The course is
a hands on course and i strongly advise you to follow along with me so you can gain a better understanding of the framework.

What your will learn:

How to install python

How to check for and upgrade Pip

How to install virtual isolated environments

How to activate the virtual environment

How to install Django

How to create Django project

How to create Django app

How to create Django Model

How to run Django commands

How to use command line interface

How to run Migrations

How to query Django database

How to register Django app

How to Administer Django app

Basic crash course in Python

Django is an extremely in-demand skill that pays quite well. Django is used by a lot of startups to build great applications.
Instagram was once a startup that was built using Django and later sold to facebook for $1 billion ?,Yes 1 billion dollars !
just ?roughly two years after it was created.

Django has a thriving community that you can engage with as you begin your Django journey.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Python beginners crash course

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Python

Lecture 3: Download and install Python

Lecture 4: The python IDLE

Lecture 5: Python Variables

Lecture 6: Python List

Lecture 7: Python Tuples

Lecture 8: What is a class

Lecture 9: Your first Python Program

Lecture 10: Generating Random Numbers

Lecture 11: Number guessing game

Chapter 2: Introduction to command line Interface

Lecture 1: What is the command line interface

Lecture 2: How to access the command line

Lecture 3: What you can do with command line

Lecture 4: Useful commands

Chapter 3: Introduction to Code Editors

Lecture 1: Introduction to Plain Text Editors

Lecture 2: Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 3: Installing SublimeText

Lecture 4: Installing Brackets

Lecture 5: Installing Atom

Chapter 4: Django Installation and setup

Lecture 1: What is Django

Lecture 2: Famous Apps built with Django

Lecture 3: Django Architecture

Lecture 4: What is Http

Lecture 5: How the internet works

Lecture 6: Verifying Python and Pip installation

Lecture 7: Creating a new project directory

Lecture 8: Installing virtual environment

Lecture 9: Creating and activating a virtual environment

Lecture 10: Updating Pip

Lecture 11: Installing Django

Chapter 5: Introduction to Django App and Project

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Django App Vs Django Project

Lecture 3: Creating a Django Project

Lecture 4: Anatomy of a Django Project

Lecture 5: Starting a django development server

Lecture 6: What are Migrations

Lecture 7: Installing a Django App

Lecture 8: Anatomy of a Django App

Chapter 6: Building our Django Todolist App

Lecture 1: Project mockup design

Lecture 2: Django admin and superuser

Lecture 3: Templates

Lecture 4: What are views

Lecture 5: URL and URL Patterns

Lecture 6: Accessing static files

Chapter 7: Django Models

Lecture 1: What are Django Models

Lecture 2: Creating a Model

Lecture 3: Migrating Models

Lecture 4: Adding model to admin site

Chapter 8: Version Control

Lecture 1: What is version control

Lecture 2: What is git

Lecture 3: Installing Git

Lecture 4: Git configuration

Lecture 5: Git Glossary

Lecture 6: What is Github

Lecture 7: Creating a Github account

Lecture 8: Initialising a git repository

Lecture 9: Excluding files and directories from version control

Lecture 10: Adding files and directories to version control

Lecture 11: Committing code to version control

Lecture 12: Creating a remote repository on Github

Lecture 13: Pushing project code to github

Chapter 9: Implementing Dynamic Data Display

Lecture 1: Displaying data from database

Lecture 2: Setting background color for completed items

Lecture 3: committing changes to github

Lecture 4: Adding a form

Lecture 5: Getting form to capture data from text input

Lecture 6: Adding form to template and view

Lecture 7: Adding form input to database

Lecture 8: Creating a view for completed items

Lecture 9: Creating a view to delete all completed items

Lecture 10: creating a view function to remove all items from database

Lecture 11: Pushing updates to version control

Chapter 10: Deploying your django app to the cloud

Lecture 1: Deploying your app to the internet – part 1

Lecture 2: Deploying your app to the internet – part 2

Lecture 3: Deploying your app to the internet – part 3

Lecture 4: Project Source Code

Lecture 5: Thank You

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