- Learn by doing in building a Web Application with Python #1 Web Framework: Django.
- Free tutorial
- Rating: 4.4 out of 54.4 (2,404 ratings)
- 59,994 students
- 4hr 18min of on-demand video
- Created by Justin Mitchel
- English
What you’ll learn
- Build Modern Web Applications with Python 3.6+
- Django v2.2
- Integrating Bootstrap to Django
- Web Application Development
Requirements
- Watch the getting started video in this course
- Basic Python knowledge
- Basic HTML / CSS knowledge
Description
Try Django 2.2 is the latest in a line of Try Django series. This one covers the latest version of Django by building a blog application.
Python is one of the best programming languages in the planet. Why? For a few reasons:
- It’s proven & scalable
- It’s open-source
- The Internet of Things and Raspberry Pi
- It’s leading the change for future technology
Proven & Scalable: Python runs Instagram’s backend. It also run’s Pinterest’s, NASA, Mozilla, and countless others. It scales.
Open-Source: Open source technology means **anyone** can change it. Literally anyone. Are you in New Zealand? Yup you can change the code. Are you in Argentina? Yup, go ahead change it. Open-source changes the game for everyone because we can all use it.
Internet of Things (IoT) and Raspberry PI Connected devices are coming in waves. The easiest way to connect to these devices is using the Raspberry Pi and writing code in Python. Python is versatile so it makes controlling real-world objects with Raspberry Pi simple.
Pushing the Bounds of Future Technology Python is leading the charge in artificial intelligence with things like OpenCV, TensorFlow, PyBrain, and many others.
Sooo… Python is cool but why is this called Try Django? What’s Django?
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Django will be the backbone for your projects.
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If you work with Python, the chances are good you need internet-connected data that stored securely and is reliable. This is where Django comes in. Django is a web-framework that can handle all of your data and handle it better than any web framework out there.
Django is the #1 Web Framework for Python for a reason: it’s easy enough for the beginners and yet powerful enough for the pros. Instagram uses Python by way of Django. So does Pinterest. And Nasa. And Mozilla. It may not be the only technology that they use but its… the backbone of them all.
If Python is the future behind underlying technology, Django will be it’s close cousin and if you love Python, Django will soon become your friend.
Cheers!
Justin
Who this course is for:
- Beginner Python students looking to build web applications
- Anyone interested in Django
- Anyone interested in building modern web applications
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Course content
12 sections • 55 lectures • 4h 18m total lengthCollapse all sections
Introduction4 lectures • 21min
- Introduction03:38
- What we’re going to build05:20
- Getting Started & Setup Django + Virtual Environment04:59
- What Django Does06:38
Views & URLs4 lectures • 11min
- Define a View02:53
- A First URL Mapping03:32
- Multiple Views02:29
- path vs re_path vs url02:21
Templates8 lectures • 31min
- Your First Template02:00
- Loading an HTML Template04:00
- Add Bootstrap01:39
- Render Context in Templates04:22
- Stay DRY with Templates07:09
- Rending any Kind of Template05:06
- Template Context Processors02:38
- Template Tags03:44
Django App Components4 lectures • 20min
- Your First App06:11
- Save to the Database04:36
- Model to Django Admin03:23
- Model in a View05:24
Routing, URLs, & Lookups6 lectures • 27min
- Dynamic URL-Based Lookups04:21
- Handling Dynamic URL Errors03:09
- Get Object or 40404:01
- A New Database Lookup Value07:06
- QuerySet Lookups04:25
- A Unique SLUG03:50
Create Update Retrieve Delete6 lectures • 29min
- CRUD & Views06:26
- CRUD View Outline04:02
- Blog Post List View03:33
- Routing the Views03:48
- Include URLS05:44
- In App Templates05:24
Forms & User-Generated Data5 lectures • 25min
- Submit a Raw HTML Form05:13
- A Django Form05:29
- Saving Data from a Django Form05:30
- Model Form04:23
- Validate Data on Fields04:32
Users & Foreign Keys6 lectures • 27min
- Login Required03:35
- Associate Blog Post to a User with Foreign Keys07:20
- Logged In User & Forms04:30
- Update View with Model Form03:37
- Better Validation on Update Views03:53
- Delete and Confirm03:39
Navigation & Templates4 lectures • 19min
- Blog Post Navigation03:07
- Include the Navbar02:50
- Include with Arguments07:19
- An Included Template for Consistent Design05:21
Publishing & Display5 lectures • 33min
- Publish Date, Timestamp & Updated05:55
- Model Managers and Custom QuerySets05:32
- Published and Draft Posts05:29
- Static Files and Uploading Files10:16
- ImageField and Uploading Images05:23
Final Steps2 lectures • 16min
- Putting it All Together09:23
- Complex Lookups07:01
Thank you1 lecture • 1min
- Thank you and next steps.00:59
