The Ultimate Beginner Guide to Django 1.11

The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Django 1.11, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 83 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 1624 reviews, and has 7008 subscribers.

You will learn about Create Django websites that work with a database. Publish a website on the internet. Understand Django basics. Function and Class Based Views, URL routing, Models, Gunicorn and much more! This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for people wanting to learn the basics of Django. It is particularly useful for This course is for people wanting to learn the basics of Django. .

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Summary

Title: The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Django 1.11

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 90

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 90

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create Django websites that work with a database.

Publish a website on the internet.

Understand Django basics. Function and Class Based Views, URL routing, Models, Gunicorn and much more!

Who Should Attend

This course is for people wanting to learn the basics of Django.

Target Audiences

This course is for people wanting to learn the basics of Django.

Welcome to The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Django. If you’re brand new to Django, or have gotten lost in online tutorials, this is the course for you. I’ll take you from being an?absolute beginner to actually?creating three?complete Django websites. We’ll also cover how to publish your sites.

This course starts with a Python Refresher. Django is a web framework written in Python. If you’re new to Python, or just a bit rusty, this section will get you up to speed as quickly as possible. You don’t need to be a Python expert to make Django website,?but a base knowledge is needed. In the Python Refresher?I’ll teach you a new concept, show you some examples, then present you with a?coding challenge to make sure you’ve understood that concept.

The three?websites?we’ll make are as follows:

1. Pig Latin Translator – A simple two-page website that turns any text into Pig Latin! Creating this website will teach you the fundamentals of Django.
2. Your Personal Blog – Don’t use WordPress or Tumblr to share your thoughts;?make your own blog! This website will teach you how to work with a database and data models. We’ll also cover how to work with both static and user uploaded images!
3. Reddit Clone – This is the most advanced and complicated website we’ll make in the course. With a big focus on creating user accounts and authentication, this website will teach you the more advanced topics that this course covers.

Also included in the course is a section showing you how to deploy your blog to a server and publish it for the world to see! I’ll then?take you step by step through working with a Ubuntu Linux server that will run your Django code 24/7.

What are the key topics covered in this course?

URL Dispatching

Function and Class Based Views (FBV v. CBV)

How to start a new project

How to create apps within a project and why they’re important

Running your project in a virtual environment using Virtualenv

Publishing your site on a VPS (Virtual Private Server) running Ubuntu Linux

Working with templates

Debugging

Gunicorn

Handling GET and POST requests

Working with a Database and Models

Admin Interface

Static and user uploaded images

Authentication and User accounts

Feel free to take a free preview of this course to see if it’s a good fit for you. Remember, you have a 30-day?money-back guarantee with this course,?so if for any reason you don’t like it, you can get?a full refund. There’s no reason not to sign up!

Thanks for checking out The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Django. See you on the inside!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome!

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Python Refresher

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Installing Python

Lecture 3: Variables, Strings, Ints, and Print

Lecture 4: If Statements and Comments

Lecture 5: Functions

Lecture 6: Lists

Lecture 7: Loops

Lecture 8: Dictionaries

Lecture 9: Classes

Lecture 10: Outro

Chapter 3: Site #1 – Pig Latin Translator

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Installing Django

Lecture 3: Creating a Project

Lecture 4: Project Tour

Lecture 5: URLs

Lecture 6: HTML and Django

Lecture 7: Forms

Lecture 8: Sending Data

Lecture 9: Pig Latin Translation

Lecture 10: View Dictionary

Lecture 11: Your Turn! Challenge – About Page

Lecture 12: Your Turn! Solution – About Page

Lecture 13: Outro

Lecture 14: PigLatin Source Code

Lecture 15: Django Cheat Sheet

Chapter 4: Site #2 – Personal Blog

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Sketch

Lecture 3: Virtualenv

Lecture 4: Apps – What They Are and Creating Our First

Lecture 5: App Views

Lecture 6: Models

Lecture 7: Admin

Lecture 8: Displaying Posts

Lecture 9: Model Methods

Lecture 10: Working with Images

Lecture 11: RegEx

Lecture 12: Post Details

Lecture 13: Bootstrap and Design

Lecture 14: Adding a NavBar

Lecture 15: Home Page Design

Lecture 16: Static Images

Lecture 17: Cleanup

Lecture 18: DISQUS – Adding Comments

Lecture 19: Your Turn! Challenge – Sitepages Apps

Lecture 20: Your Turn! Solutions – Sitepages Apps

Lecture 21: Outro

Lecture 22: Blog Source Code

Chapter 5: Publishing a Website on a VPS (Virtual Private Server)

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Vultr

Lecture 3: Security on Your Server

Lecture 4: Pip and Virtualenv

Lecture 5: Uploading Our Code

Lecture 6: Runserver

Lecture 7: Gunicorn

Lecture 8: Nginx

Lecture 9: Outro

Chapter 6: Site #3 – Reddit Clone

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Sketch

Lecture 3: Project Setup

Lecture 4: Sign Up View

Lecture 5: POST vs. GET

Lecture 6: Creating Users

Lecture 7: Username Uniqueness

Lecture 8: Login View

Lecture 9: URL Include

Lecture 10: Posts App

Lecture 11: Next Redirect

Lecture 12: Creating the Post Model

Lecture 13: Saving a Post Object

Lecture 14: Homepage URL

Lecture 15: Homepage View

Lecture 16: Voting

Lecture 17: Extending Templates

Lecture 18: Checking If the User is Logged In

Lecture 19: Logout

Lecture 20: Buttons and Polish

Lecture 21: Homepage Cleanup

Lecture 22: Your Turn! Challenge – Post by User

Lecture 23: Your Turn! Solution – Post by User

Lecture 24: Outro

Lecture 25: Source Code for Reddit Clone

Chapter 7: Bonus

Lecture 1: Thanks!

Instructors

Nick Walter
Mobile and Web Developer – iOS, Android, Django, Python. etc

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