Django with React - An Ecommerce Website
- Development
- May 02, 2025

Django with React | An Ecommerce Website, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.31, with 84 lectures, based on 2410 reviews, and has 14330 subscribers.
You will learn about Build an Ecommerce website using Django with React Full featured shopping cart with PayPal & credit/debit payments Product rating & review system An actual real-world project built in a linear and progressive manner Admin area to manage customers, products & orders Product search, carousel, pagination & more This course is ideal for individuals who are Django & or React JS developers looking to enhance there skills It is particularly useful for Django & or React JS developers looking to enhance there skills.
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Summary
Title: Django with React | An Ecommerce Website
Price: $79.99
Average Rating: 4.31
Number of Lectures: 84
Number of Published Lectures: 84
Number of Curriculum Items: 84
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 84
Original Price: $84.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
Who Should Attend
Target Audiences
In this course, we will build a completely customized eCommerce / shopping cart application from scratch using Django & REACT with the following functionality
Full featured shopping cart
Product reviews and ratings
Top products carousel
Product pagination
Product search feature
User profile with orders
Admin product management
Admin user management
Admin Order details page
Mark orders as delivered option
Checkout process (shipping, payment method, etc)
PayPal / credit card integration
This is not a documentation-type course. This is a jump in and get your hands dirty course where by the end, you have an actual real-world project to use and put on your portfolio. You will learn the following by completing this course..
React with Functional Components & Hooks
React router
React-Bootstrap UI library
How to structure components
Component level state & props
Managing global state with Redux (Actions & Reducers)
Using Redux state in components (useDispatch & useSelector)
Creating an extensive back end with Express
JWT authentication (JSON web tokens)
Custom error handler
Integrating the PayPal API
Project deployment
Much more!
This project is a collaboration with Brad Traversy where we will be taking his original MEARN Stack ecommerce course and building it out with a Django backend instead of Node, JS & Express. Brad & I decided it would be fun to remake the exact same project with a Django backend/API and connect it to the same React frontend/design.
My hope is that you learn how not to only build out this application but add on your own features to it. We learn best by building & customizing our own projects.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: ProShop Demo & Prerequisites
Lecture 3: Resources & Environment
Lecture 4: A Message From Brad Traversy
Chapter 2: Starting The Front End
Lecture 1: React Setup
Lecture 2: Reach-Bootstrap Setup, Header & Footer Components
Lecture 3: HomeScreen Product Listing
Lecture 4: Rating Component
Lecture 5: Implementing React Router
Lecture 6: Product Details Screen
Chapter 3: Serving & Fetching Data From Django
Lecture 1: Frontend/Backend Workflow
Lecture 2: Building The Backend
Lecture 3: Fetching Data
Lecture 4: Database Setup & Admin Panel
Lecture 5: Modeling Our Data
Lecture 6: Product Image Field
Lecture 7: Static Files
Lecture 8: Serializing Data
Chapter 4: Implementing Redux For State Management
Lecture 1: An Overview of Redux
Lecture 2: Create Redux Store
Lecture 3: Product List Reducer & Action
Lecture 4: Bringing Redux Intro Home Screen
Lecture 5: Message & Loader Component
Lecture 6: Product Details Reducer & Action
Chapter 5: Adding To Shopping Cart
Lecture 1: Qty Select & Add To Cart
Lecture 2: Cart Reducer & Action
Lecture 3: Add To Cart Functionality
Lecture 4: Cart Screen
Lecture 5: Remove Items From Cart
Chapter 6: Backend User Authentication
Lecture 1: JSON Web Tokens Overview
Lecture 2: Postman Overview
Lecture 3: JSON Web Token Installation & Setup
Lecture 4: JWT Customization
Lecture 5: User Serializer
Lecture 6: Protected Routes
Lecture 7: Register User
Lecture 8: Login With Email
Lecture 9: URLs & Views Cleanup
Chapter 7: Front End User Authentication
Lecture 1: User Login Reducer & Action
Lecture 2: User Login Screen & Functionality
Lecture 3: User In Navbar & Logout
Lecture 4: User Register Reducer, Action & Screen
Lecture 5: Update Profile Endpoint
Lecture 6: Profile Screen & Get User Details
Lecture 7: Update User Profile
Lecture 8: User Details Bug Fix
Chapter 8: Checkout Process (Part 1)
Lecture 1: Shipping Screen & Save Address
Lecture 2: Checkout Steps Component
Lecture 3: Payment Screen & Save Payment Method
Lecture 4: Place Order Screen
Lecture 5: Order View & URL
Lecture 6: Create Order
Chapter 9: Checkout Process (Part 2)
Lecture 1: Get Order By Id Endpoint
Lecture 2: Order Details Reducer & Action
Lecture 3: Order Screen
Lecture 4: Update To Paid Endpoint
Lecture 5: Order Pay Reducer & Action
Lecture 6: PayPal Payments
Lecture 7: Orders In Profile Page
Chapter 10: Admin Screen (Part 1)
Lecture 1: User List Reducer, Action & Screen
Lecture 2: Admin User Delete
Lecture 3: Get User By ID & Update User Endpoints
Lecture 4: User Edit Screen & Get User Details
Lecture 5: Update User Functionality
Chapter 11: Admin Screen (Part 2)
Lecture 1: Admin Product List
Lecture 2: Delete Products
Lecture 3: Create & Update Products Endpoints
Lecture 4: Admin Create Product
Lecture 5: Product Edit Screen
Lecture 6: Edit Product Functionality
Lecture 7: Product Image Upload
Lecture 8: Admin Order List
Lecture 9: Mark Order As Delivered
Chapter 12: Product Reviews, Search & More
Lecture 1: Create Review Endpoint
Lecture 2: Frontend Product Reviews
Lecture 3: Product Search
Lecture 4: Pagination
Lecture 5: Product Carousel
Chapter 13: Getting Ready For Deployment, Postgres & Going Live
Lecture 1: Merging React Files With Django Project
Lecture 2: Adding HashRouter
Lecture 3: Switching to Postgres Database
Lecture 4: Adding Product Images to AWS S3 Bucket
Lecture 5: Deploying To Heroku
Lecture 6: Connecting A Custom Domain Name
Instructors

Dennis Ivy
Full Stack Developer & Online Instructor

Brad Traversy
Full Stack Web Developer & Instructor at Traversy Media
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