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Try Django 1.9 | Build a Blog and Learn Pythons #1 Library, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.78, with 147 lectures, based on 1606 reviews, and has 86910 subscribers.

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You will learn about Build a Django Blog Learn Markdown into Django Integration Learn Django Rest Framework for RESTful API Design This course is ideal for individuals who are Python Beginners or Django Beginners & Advanced users (for API Design) or Non-Technicals or Anyone looking to learn Full Stack Development It is particularly useful for Python Beginners or Django Beginners & Advanced users (for API Design) or Non-Technicals or Anyone looking to learn Full Stack Development.

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Title: Try Django 1.9 | Build a Blog and Learn Pythons #1 Library

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.78

Number of Lectures: 147

Number of Published Lectures: 147

Number of Curriculum Items: 147

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 147

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Build a Django Blog
  • Learn Markdown into Django Integration
  • Learn Django Rest Framework for RESTful API Design
  • Who Should Attend

  • Python Beginners
  • Django Beginners & Advanced users (for API Design)
  • Non-Technicals
  • Anyone looking to learn Full Stack Development
  • Target Audiences

  • Python Beginners
  • Django Beginners & Advanced users (for API Design)
  • Non-Technicals
  • Anyone looking to learn Full Stack Development
  • Try Django 1.9?Tutorial Series(Last Updated: Oct-2016)

    Three project tutorials to help you launch yourproject this month.This course?teaches you the basics of Django by building an Advanced and Modern Blog; the #1 Web Framework written in Python.

    Create a Blog with Try Django 1.9 +?Advancing the Blog?

    and

    Learn Django Rest Framework in Blog API?section to build a powerful RESTful API?service.

    Django is awesome and very simple to get started. Step-by-step tutorials are to help you understand the workflow, get you started doing something real, then it is our goal to have you asking questions “Why did I do X?” or “How would I do Y?” These are questions you wouldn’t know to ask otherwise. Questions, after all, lead to answers.

    This is an Ad-Free Version of the Try Django 1.9?Tutorial Series from our Coding Entrepreneurs Youtube Channel. High Res Video Downloads are also included.

    Furthermore, we teach you how to launch on a live hosting service called Heroku.

    Over 200,000 students are currently learning from our courses.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Welcome to Try Django

    Lecture 1: Welcome

    Lecture 2: Software Versions

    Lecture 3: On YouTube

    Lecture 4: System Setup

    Lecture 5: System Setup Links (PDF)

    Chapter 2: Try Django 1.9

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: Walkthrough

    Lecture 3: Before Getting Started

    Lecture 4: Versions & Install

    Lecture 5: Superuser & Admin

    Lecture 6: First App & Model

    Lecture 7: Model to Admin

    Lecture 8: Customize Admin

    Lecture 9: CRUD

    Lecture 10: Writing our First View

    Lecture 11: Request & Response

    Lecture 12: Mapping URLs to Views

    Lecture 13: In App URLs

    Lecture 14: Django Templates

    Lecture 15: Template Context

    Lecture 16: QuerySet Basics

    Lecture 17: Get Item or 404 Query

    Lecture 18: Dynamic URL Routing & Patterns

    Lecture 19: URL links & Get Absolute URL

    Lecture 20: Model Form & Create View

    Lecture 21: Instance Update View

    Lecture 22: Django Messages Framework

    Lecture 23: Delete View

    Lecture 24: Template & Inheritance

    Lecture 25: Setup Static Files – CSS & Javascript & Images in Django

    Lecture 26: Implement Bootstrap

    Lecture 27: Pagination by QuerySet

    Lecture 28: File Uploads with FileField and ImageField

    Lecture 29: SlugField

    Lecture 30: Social Share LInks

    Lecture 31: Custom Template Tags

    Lecture 32: Basic User Permissions

    Lecture 33: Associate User to Post with a Foreign Key

    Lecture 34: Using Facebook Comments

    Lecture 35: Item Publish Data & Draft

    Lecture 36: Model Managers & Handling Drafts

    Lecture 37: Search Posts

    Lecture 38: Next Steps & Thank you

    Chapter 3: Advancing the Blog

    Lecture 1: Welcome to Advancing the Blog

    Lecture 2: Blog from Try Django 1.9

    Lecture 3: Render HTML and Markdown

    Lecture 4: Implement Django Pagedown for Stack Overflow Style Markdown

    Lecture 5: Responsive Image inside of Post Markdown Content

    Lecture 6: Render Markdown & Django

    Lecture 7: Truncate and Django Template Tags

    Lecture 8: Dynamic Preview of Form Data

    Lecture 9: Django Crispy Forms

    Lecture 10: Bootstrap Input Groups

    Lecture 11: Django Generic Foreign Keys Part 1

    Lecture 12: Django Generic Foreign Keys Part 2

    Lecture 13: Django Generic Foreign Keys Part 3

    Lecture 14: Model Managers & Instance Methods

    Lecture 15: Create Comments

    Lecture 16: Reply to Comments

    Lecture 17: jQuery fadeToggle for Comment Replies

    Lecture 18: Comment Thread

    Lecture 19: Count Words & Get Read Time with Python

    Lecture 20: Blog Post Read Time in Django

    Lecture 21: Delete View with Confirmation

    Lecture 22: Delete Permissions & Http Status Codes

    Lecture 23: Basic User Login, Registration, and Logout

    Lecture 24: User Login & Form Validation

    Lecture 25: User Register Form & View

    Lecture 26: User Login Required

    Lecture 27: Breadcrumb Navigation

    Lecture 28: Thank you!

    Chapter 4: Blog API Project | Learn Django Rest Framework

    Lecture 1: Welcome

    Lecture 2: Getting Started & Installations

    Lecture 3: API Module & ListAPIView

    Lecture 4: Serialize Model Data into JSON

    Lecture 5: Serializing Objects in the Python Shell

    Lecture 6: Retrieve API View aka Detail View

    Lecture 7: Update & Destroy (Delete) API View

    Lecture 8: Update & Delete in the Python Shell

    Lecture 9: Create Serializer and Create API View

    Lecture 10: Associate User with View Methods

    Lecture 11: Custom Permissions

    Lecture 12: Filtering a QuerySet in a ListAPIView

    Lecture 13: Pagination with Rest Framework

    Lecture 14: Hyperlinked Identity Field for URL

    Lecture 15: Serializer Method Field

    Lecture 16: Comments API

    Lecture 17: Comment Children & Reply Count

    Lecture 18: Comments in Post Detail API View

    Lecture 19: Comment Create Serializer Function Part 1

    Lecture 20: Comment Create Serializer Function Part 2

    Lecture 21: Comment Create Serializer Function Part 3

    Lecture 22: Update & Destroy Mixins

    Lecture 23: Comment Detail, Update, & Delete

    Lecture 24: Comment URLS & Post GET API Urls

    Lecture 25: User API Setup

    Instructors

  • Try Django 1.9 - Build a Blog and Learn Python #1 Library  No.2
    Justin Mitchel
    Coding Entrepreneur & Teacher – 568,000+ Students
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  • 4 stars: 564 votes
  • 5 stars: 773 votes
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