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Create a Blog with Mezzanine CMS The Best Django CMS

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Create a Blog with Mezzanine CMS – The Best Django CMS, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 32 lectures, based on 83 reviews, and has 371 subscribers.

You will learn about Be able to work confidently with the Mezzanine CMS framework Be able to create modern, responsive websites and apps with Mezzanine CMS This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is looking for a WordPress alternative for their blog or for their clients or Anyone who wants to learn more about Mezzanine CMS or Anyone looking to add a new web framework to their web development portfolio. or Anyone who finds Django overkill for creating blogs for their clients. It is particularly useful for Anyone who is looking for a WordPress alternative for their blog or for their clients or Anyone who wants to learn more about Mezzanine CMS or Anyone looking to add a new web framework to their web development portfolio. or Anyone who finds Django overkill for creating blogs for their clients.

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Title: Create a Blog with Mezzanine CMS – The Best Django CMS

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Be able to work confidently with the Mezzanine CMS framework
  • Be able to create modern, responsive websites and apps with Mezzanine CMS
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who is looking for a WordPress alternative for their blog or for their clients
  • Anyone who wants to learn more about Mezzanine CMS
  • Anyone looking to add a new web framework to their web development portfolio.
  • Anyone who finds Django overkill for creating blogs for their clients.
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone who is looking for a WordPress alternative for their blog or for their clients
  • Anyone who wants to learn more about Mezzanine CMS
  • Anyone looking to add a new web framework to their web development portfolio.
  • Anyone who finds Django overkill for creating blogs for their clients.
  • Looking for a WordPress alternative??Enjoy programming in Python? Do you love Django but wish you could have the core features there already by default and with a friendlier interface?

    Well Mezzanine might be exactly what you are looking for.

    Mezzanine is a powerful Content Management System that is built using the Django framework,?but differs in that instead of having to build out?models/view/templates for basic features, Mezzanine provides many of them by default, including the ability to create pages and posts in the admin with a beautiful, user-friendly interface.?

    Mezzanine can also be added onto a Django project and can be extended with?e-commerce?functionality.?

    In this course, you will learn all about its features as we build out a clean, responsive blog with dynamic blog posts, custom hero images, a contact form, and much more using Mezzanine’s tools?and templates.?

    Why this class?

    Because aside from the docs, there are hardly any tutorials out there for using Mezzanine, and any that you do find are from 4-5 years ago.?Therefore, I decided to create one comprehensive, thorough course on it myself.?

    Also, it’s common for clients to ask for blogs to be built, but are opposed to using WordPress for various reasons. Mezzanine offers the perfect alternative for them!

    Requirements

    This is a course on Mezzanine, not on HTML or CSS, so it would be good to have?an understanding of the two. This will be assumed in the course.

    Also, since Mezzanine is built with Python and on the Django framework, the student should have a basic understanding of?those as well,?however because of the dozens of templates shipped with Mezzanine, these can be picked up rather quickly as we use those as “guides.”

    Who should take this course?

  • Anyone who wants to learn more about Mezzanine

  • Anyone who is looking for a WordPress alternative for their blog

  • Anyone who finds Django overkill for creating blogs for their clients.?

  • Anyone looking to add a new tool to their?web development portfolio.

  • Whether you fit into these categories or not, Mezzanine is an excellent CMS and I am certain you will be as excited to use it as I am.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Chapter 2: Installation and Setup

    Lecture 1: Installation and Setup

    Chapter 3: Mezzanine Overview

    Lecture 1: Overview of the Admin section

    Lecture 2: A Look Under the Hood of Mezzanine

    Lecture 3: Templates, Menus, and Search Features

    Chapter 4: Building our blog

    Lecture 1: Introducing our theme / Base setup

    Lecture 2: Setting up the navigation menu

    Lecture 3: Building out the homepage

    Lecture 4: Three Mezzanine homepage configurations

    Lecture 5: Creating the About page

    Lecture 6: Creating forms and the Contact page

    Lecture 7: Finishing the Contact page

    Lecture 8: Setting up the blog post list

    Lecture 9: Setting up the blog posts

    Lecture 10: Final cleanup & a surprise!

    Chapter 5: Intermediate Topics – Wow your Clients and up your Mezzanine skills!

    Lecture 1: Two to three videos will be added weekly until section is complete.

    Lecture 2: What about the Blog Slug?

    Lecture 3: Setting up the Featured Images / The Media Library

    Lecture 4: Extending Model Fields / Customizing the Admin

    Lecture 5: Setting up Retina Images

    Lecture 6: Making Fields Editable on the Front End

    Lecture 7: Customizing the TinyMCE editor

    Lecture 8: Adding a Syntax Highlighter to the Toolbar

    Lecture 9: Adding Blog Filters for Category and Date

    Chapter 6: Deploying Mezzanine to Production with Fabric

    Lecture 1: Migrating our Database (and data) to PostgreSQL

    Lecture 2: Deploying Mezzanine to Production with Fabric

    Chapter 7: Building an E-Commerce Store with Cartridge – In progress

    Lecture 1: Cartridge Install & Setup

    Lecture 2: Adding Products and Product Variations

    Lecture 3: Styling the Product Page

    Lecture 4: Adding a few more products

    Lecture 5: Product Categories and Category Pages

    Chapter 8: Source Code

    Lecture 1: Github Repo for each lesson

    Instructors

  • Create a Blog with Mezzanine CMS The Best Django  No.2
    Travis Rodgers
    Freelance Web Developer
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