Python Django 4 Masterclass - Build a Real World Project

Python Django 4 Masterclass | Build a Real World Project, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 238 lectures, based on 329 reviews, and has 3200 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to develop production-grade web applications using the Python Django Framework Create dynamic templates via the Django Template Language Use Forms and ModelForms to accept information from users on your website Master working with databases to build web applications that store data persistently Learn how to create your own URLs and views to serve user requests from the browser Work with and manage sessions in Django Understand how to use QuerySets to fetch data Work with the Django Admin Panel to manage and customise your website Implement Authentication in Django This course is ideal for individuals who are Students with a basic knowledge of Python seeking to learn about web development using Django It is particularly useful for Students with a basic knowledge of Python seeking to learn about web development using Django.

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Summary

Title: Python Django 4 Masterclass | Build a Real World Project

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 238

Number of Published Lectures: 237

Number of Curriculum Items: 238

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 237

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to develop production-grade web applications using the Python Django Framework

Create dynamic templates via the Django Template Language

Use Forms and ModelForms to accept information from users on your website

Master working with databases to build web applications that store data persistently

Learn how to create your own URLs and views to serve user requests from the browser

Work with and manage sessions in Django

Understand how to use QuerySets to fetch data

Work with the Django Admin Panel to manage and customise your website

Implement Authentication in Django

Who Should Attend

Students with a basic knowledge of Python seeking to learn about web development using Django

Target Audiences

Students with a basic knowledge of Python seeking to learn about web development using Django

Welcome to the Python Django 4 Masterclass, where you will learn Django and create a real-world project.

Python is one of, if not the most popular programming languages in the world. As such, there is a huge demand for Python programmers. Django is the web development environment of choice for many, perhaps most Python developers.

To maximize your career opportunities, you must be proficient in coding for the web, and this course is designed to teach you just that.

Your instructor in this course is Faisal Memon, who has over 12 years of experience building global products being used by millions of users across the globe and who was also part of the Google Launchpad Accelerator.

In this course, Faisal will teach you how to develop production-grade web applications using the Python Django Framework. You’ll understand what a web framework is and why you should use one, and why the Django framework, specifically, is the perfect web framework to learn.

This course is already massive at nearly 20 hours and is constantly updated and revised.

Just some of the things you will learn in this course include: –

Creating your own URLs and views to serve user requests from the browser

The Django Template Language and how can you create dynamic templates with Django

Learn filters in the Django template language

Database migrations and multiple models

Writing queries to fetch data using Querysets

Work with the Django Admin Panel to manage/customize your website

Forms and ModelForms to accept information from users on your website

Managing static files like HTML, CSS, and JS on the server

Implementing Authentication in Django

Working with and managing sessions in Django

Deploy apps on a real production server and see it live over the internet

Learn to make APIs using the Django Rest Framework

This is a very comprehensive course designed to get you up to speed fast with the Django framework. To get the most out of it, you should have a working, basic knowledge of Python 3.

By the end of this course, you will have obtained sufficient knowledge and confidence with Django to be in a position to start applying for jobs as a Django Web application Developer.

Are you ready to start the Python Django 4 Masterclass? Click the enrol button to make a start!

Feel free to look at the free video previews of various lectures on this page. We look forward to seeing you on the inside.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and setup

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Getting the best out of this course

Lecture 3: Understanding the required tools

Lecture 4: Installing Python on Windows

Lecture 5: Installing Python on Mac

Lecture 6: Pycharm and Django

Lecture 7: Installing VS Code on Mac, Windows, Linux

Lecture 8: Introduction to the command-line terminal and its importance with Django

Chapter 2: Basics of Django and its working

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: What is a Web Framework? Introduction to Django

Lecture 3: Understanding and setting up a Virtual Environment

Lecture 4: Creating and Setting up Django Project

Lecture 5: Understanding Django Project and its structure

Lecture 6: Running your Django application

Lecture 7: Terminals in Visual Studio Code

Lecture 8: Apps in Django and creating your first app

Lecture 9: How does Django work?

Lecture 10: Section Summary

Chapter 3: Working with URLs and Views

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: URL’s and getting our first URL running

Lecture 3: Understanding URLs and views in Django

Lecture 4: Views and app specific URLs

Lecture 5: Challenge: Create our second URL and view

Lecture 6: Dynamic URL’s

Lecture 7: Returning HTML as response

Lecture 8: Updating views to return multiple jobs

Lecture 9: Path converters

Lecture 10: What is a Request? Types of request: GET vs POST

Lecture 11: Redirects

Lecture 12: Challenge: Displaying all jobs on home page

Lecture 13: Reverse resolution of URLs and URL names

Lecture 14: Handling not found

Lecture 15: Section Summary

Chapter 4: Django Template Language

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Django Template Language: The Need

Lecture 3: Creating your first dynamic template

Lecture 4: Behind the scenes and best practices

Lecture 5: Working with variables to render dynamic information

Lecture 6: render() function

Lecture 7: Challenge: One more variable

Lecture 8: What are tags?

Lecture 9: If…else statements

Lecture 10: For loops

Lecture 11: Django Template Language and Visual Studio

Lecture 12: Working with filters

Lecture 13: Writing comments in templates

Lecture 14: Challenge: Migrating job detail page to template

Lecture 15: Challenge: Migrating jobs list page to template

Lecture 16: URL tag in Django

Lecture 17: Section Summary

Chapter 5: Django models/working with the database

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Basics: What is a database and why do we need it?

Lecture 3: Django and Databases

Lecture 4: What is ORM?

Lecture 5: Django Models, Field, Field types, Field options

Lecture 6: Creating our first Model and doing migrations

Lecture 7: Viewing tables created

Lecture 8: Adding more fields to our models

Lecture 9: Remigration

Lecture 10: Behind the scenes of Django Migrations

Lecture 11: Inserting data into the database

Lecture 12: Getting all data from the table

Lecture 13: __str__ in models

Lecture 14: Query Filters

Lecture 15: Getting single record from the table

Lecture 16: exclude()

Lecture 17: Limiting QuerySets

Lecture 18: Sorted results

Lecture 19: Field Lookups

Lecture 20: Updating the existing data

Lecture 21: Chaining QuerySets

Lecture 22: Job list page: Getting data from the database in-app

Lecture 23: Job detail page: Getting data from the database in-app

Lecture 24: Working with Slugs, why slugs

Lecture 25: Best practices and preventing updates of Slugs

Lecture 26: Defining limit and Using Slugs as index

Lecture 27: Aggregation

Lecture 28: Deleting data from the database

Lecture 29: Section Summary

Chapter 6: Django Admin Panel

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Django Admin panel

Lecture 3: Exploring admin panel and activating models in admin

Lecture 4: Managing data with admin panel

Lecture 5: Behind the scenes of Django Admin panel

Lecture 6: Customizing admin panel

Lecture 7: Customizing model fields in list view

Lecture 8: Filters

Lecture 9: Allowing users to search

Lecture 10: Managing fields in detail view

Lecture 11: Working with Fieldsets

Lecture 12: Using inbuilt CSS classes

Lecture 13: Section Summary

Chapter 7: Working with multiple Models and Relationships

Lecture 1: Section overview

Instructors

Tim Buchalkas Learn Programming Academy
Professional Programmers and Teachers – 2M students

Faisal Memon
Entrepreneur | 80k+ students | Programming and Coding

Rating Distribution

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2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 22 votes

4 stars: 114 votes

5 stars: 186 votes

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