Django for Beginners

Name: Django for Beginners
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Learn to build web applications using Django - 4 framework

Created bySurya Teja Koka

Last updated 4/2023

English

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What you'll learn

Django 3
Installation of python
Setup project for Django
Create custom App in Django
Learn Application Development Process
What are Models in Django and Creating Models in Django
Create Views and Manage Views in Django
Migrations in Django
Work with URL's and Path's in Django
Work with Templates in Django
Output data to HTML templates
Assign styles in Django

Course content

3 sections • 12 lectures • 1h 22m total length

Introduction to Django and it's advantages3:03
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Prerequisites1:32
Prepare by meeting prerequisites: basic programming knowledge and Python fundamentals (loops, variables, classes), plus familiarity with Windows Terminal; install Python and Django and set up a 64-bit laptop.
Environmental Setup for Python & Django6:15
Install python and django and verify the installation. Create a django project and run the local server on port 8000 to view your first django project in the browser.
Everything you need to know about Virtual Environment in Django4:42
Learn how to create and manage a Python virtual environment to isolate Django projects from the global Python space. Activate, use, and deactivate the environment to run Django cleanly.

Creating a Students App and adding the necessary files3:59
Create a Django app with startapp, explore core files like migrations, admin, apps, models, views, and urls, and learn routing and migrations as database version control.
Key Components of Django and Django Architecture1:36
Learn the four key Django components—URL patterns, views, templates, and models—and how a user request flows from URL patterns to a view, data retrieval, and template rendering.
What are Models and How to work with them (Theory)3:51
Learn how Django models define the data layer, mapping classes to database tables and fields to columns, including integers, decimals, character and text fields, emails, URLs, booleans, and foreign keys.
Models and Migrations (Coding)10:54
Define student and department models, register the students app in project settings, and run makemigrations and migrate to create tables for data entry.
What is Admin Module in Django and Basic CRUD in Admin Module8:12
Explore how to use Django's admin interface to manage data by creating a superuser, registering models like students and departments, and customizing list displays for efficient content administration.
Understanding Views and URLS in Django7:42
Create Django web pages using views and URL patterns; render or return responses, show all students on home and display individual student details with dynamic IDs.

Requirements

Previous Knowledge in Python is expected
Previous knowledge in HTML, CSS will come in handy

Description

This is an introductory course, where you will learn about how to develop web applications using Django. you will be gaining a basic level understanding about Django after completing this course. you will be able to develop web applications after completing this course.

This Course Covers various topics that are listed below:

Introduction to Django & It's Advantages
Environmental Setup for Python & Django
Everything you need to know about Virtual Environment in Django
Creating a Students App and adding the necessary files
Components of Django and its Architecture
What are Models and How to work with them (Theory)
Models and Migrations (Coding)
Learning to create views in Django
What is Admin Module in Django and Basic CRUD in Admin Module
Understanding Views and URLS in Django
Create styles using CSS

And by the end of this course, You will be able to build a student detail application that helps to view data of different students present in the database.

On the path to becoming a software developer, the best way to grow your programming skills is to actually write code.

Many new programmers use coding challenge problems to get that practice, and that's a great starting point, but those challenge problems are well framed with clearly defined goals. Programming in the real world is way more open-ended.

As a developer, you'll likely be involved in framing and defining what a program needs to do, not just writing code. Developing personal projects is a great way to build that muscle, but it can be a bit overwhelming for new programmers.

I am surya teja koka, I have been working with Python and Django for the past 2 years. I love helping new developers take the next step in their programming journey. If you're excited to get started creating your own Python projects using Django,

This is the place to begin your journey, join me in this course.

Who this course is for:

Anyone with knowledge in python3
Anyone interested in Web Development
Anyone looking to build a career as a python Developer
Anyone who wants to learn latest Django
Anyone interested to build web applications with Django
Anyone who wants to become a full stack web developer
Anyone who is interested to improve their skillset

Django for Beginners

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Course content

Introduction4 lectures • 16min

Building the student Details Application6 lectures • 36min

Building the application code & Conclusion2 lectures • 30min

Requirements

Description

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