The complete Python course including Django web framework!

The complete Python course including Django web framework!, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 139 lectures, based on 78 reviews, and has 357 subscribers.

You will learn about Beginner Python (even if youve never coded before) Intermediate Python Advanced Python OOP Python (Object Oriented Python) Django Class based views in Django This course is ideal for individuals who are New web developers or Junior Python developers or Advanced Python developers who want to learn Django or Web developers who want to learn Python and/or Django It is particularly useful for New web developers or Junior Python developers or Advanced Python developers who want to learn Django or Web developers who want to learn Python and/or Django.

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Summary

Title: The complete Python course including Django web framework!

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 139

Number of Published Lectures: 139

Number of Curriculum Items: 139

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 139

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Beginner Python (even if youve never coded before)

Intermediate Python

Advanced Python

OOP Python (Object Oriented Python)

Django

Class based views in Django

Who Should Attend

New web developers

Junior Python developers

Advanced Python developers who want to learn Django

Web developers who want to learn Python and/or Django

Target Audiences

New web developers

Junior Python developers

Advanced Python developers who want to learn Django

Web developers who want to learn Python and/or Django

Learn how to program with Python. Learn how to make Python-based websites with Django.

Who uses Python?

Just about everybody. Python is the 3rd most popular programming language in the world. It’s SIGNIFICANTLY more popular than JavaScript! 

Pretty much everybody is using Python these days. Google, Netflix, Facebook, your local web development shop everyone! 

It makes sense to learn Python because there’s a lot of demand for it.

Who uses Django?

LOADS of organizations use Python. From Nasa, Google and Mozilla, to HUGE websites like Pinterest, Instagram, Dropbox,and Disqus.

So why should you learn Django? Because there’s HUGE demand for it, it’s incredibly popular, powerful and secure.

Why learn from Kalob Taulien?(that’s me!)

I’ve been writing Python and Django for a number of years now. I’m on the core Wagtail CMS team (Wagtail is Python’s #1 most popular content management system) and I’m one of the core leaders in Wagtail-based education. 100% of all my hobby projects use Django these days and I’m a professionally paid web contractor who writes Django. I also like to automate my daily tasks using Python.

Is this course for you?

Better question: is this course NOT for you? I’m only interested in teaching folks who want to learn Python and Django. I answer every question I get in all of my courses and I’m seeking students who are willing to work hard, do the tasks that are at the end of every lesson, and create the 4 main projects in this course.

What are the projects?

1. Rock, paper, scissors written in Python. You’ll play against the computer.

2. A Pokemon character lookup tool written in Python using an API.

3. A banking application to keep track of deposits and withdrawals, written in Python.

4. An Instagram clone written in Django.

5. A Twitter clone written in Django.

What are the tasks?

Tasks are small “try it out” pieces of homework found at the end of almost every single lesson in this course. The idea is that you watch me write some code, and then you try to do the same for some real experience. Sometimes the tasks are small, sometimes the tasks are big.

Make sure you set aside about 5 extra minutes for every lesson to start and finish every task.

Is the source code included?

Of course it is! Feel free to steal any of my code and use it anyway you like! 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Python for beginners

Lecture 1: Python 2 vs. Python 3

Lecture 2: Installing Python

Lecture 3: How to execute Python code

Lecture 4: Basic arithmetic

Lecture 5: Python variables

Lecture 6: Python is all about indentation and formatting

Lecture 7: Code comments

Chapter 2: Python data types and data structures

Lecture 1: Python data types overview

Lecture 2: Numeric data types

Lecture 3: String data type

Lecture 4: List data type

Lecture 5: Dictionary data type

Lecture 6: Tuple data type

Lecture 7: Set data type

Lecture 8: Boolean data type

Lecture 9: None data type

Chapter 3: Misc. beginner Python lessons

Lecture 1: Indexing and slicing lists

Lecture 2: Asking for user input

Lecture 3: Type casting your data types

Lecture 4: Various string formatting methods

Chapter 4: Pythonic comparison statements

Lecture 1: Comparison operators (basics)

Lecture 2: Comparison operator shortcuts

Lecture 3: Multiple comparison operators

Chapter 5: Python loops

Lecture 1: For loops

Lecture 2: While loops

Lecture 3: Break out of and continue through loop iterations

Chapter 6: Functions, scope and modules

Lecture 1: Introduction to Python functions

Lecture 2: Introduction to Python scope

Lecture 3: How to run a local web server using Python

Lecture 4: Random choices using a Python module

Chapter 7: Project #1: Beginner Python Project

Lecture 1: Project #1: Beginner Python Project

Lecture 2: Beginner Python summary

Chapter 8: IN and NOT operators

Lecture 1: Intermediate Python Introduction

Lecture 2: The IN operator

Lecture 3: The NOT operator

Chapter 9: Handling files

Lecture 1: Reading files

Lecture 2: Writing files

Lecture 3: Reading multiple lines from a file

Lecture 4: Writing a new file and executing it

Chapter 10: Nesting Python functions

Lecture 1: Functions inside of functions (a decorator primer lesson)

Chapter 11: Introduction to APIs

Lecture 1: Making a simple API request

Lecture 2: Making a JSON API request

Lecture 3: Reading JSON responses

Chapter 12: Intermediate functions

Lecture 1: Function *args

Lecture 2: Function **kwargs

Chapter 13: Misc. intermediate Python lessons

Lecture 1: How to install pip

Lecture 2: Mutable vs Immutable data types

Chapter 14: Intermediate iterable helpers

Lecture 1: List enumeration

Lecture 2: List comprehensions

Lecture 3: Dictionary comprehensions

Lecture 4: Getting dictionary values

Chapter 15: Virtual environments, how to learn faster, and Python packages

Lecture 1: Virtual environments

Lecture 2: How to learn by exploring Python using iPython

Lecture 3: 3rd party Python packages

Chapter 16: Project #2: Intermediate Python Project

Lecture 1: API requests refresher

Lecture 2: Project #2: Intermediate Python Project

Lecture 3: Intermediate Python Summary

Chapter 17: Object oriented Python (advanced)

Lecture 1: Advanced Python introduction

Lecture 2: Creating your first OOP class

Lecture 3: OOP class properties

Lecture 4: OOP class methods

Lecture 5: OOP class cleanup

Lecture 6: OOP class inheritance

Lecture 7: OOP class interfaces

Lecture 8: OOP the super() function

Lecture 9: OOP magic dunder methods

Chapter 18: Catching errors and gracefully handling them

Lecture 1: Errors and exceptions

Lecture 2: Catching exceptions

Chapter 19: Decorators, generators and pipenvs

Lecture 1: Decorators

Lecture 2: Generators

Lecture 3: Pipenvs

Chapter 20: Project #3: Advanced Python Project

Lecture 1: Project #3: Advanced Python Project

Lecture 2: Advanced Python Summary

Chapter 21: Django for beginners

Lecture 1: Welcome to Django for beginners

Lecture 2: Getting setup with a virtual environment

Lecture 3: Setting up Django

Lecture 4: Creating a new app

Chapter 22: Django models, views and templates

Lecture 1: Your first model

Instructors

Kalob Taulien
Web developer and coding instructor

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4 stars: 21 votes

5 stars: 53 votes

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