
This is the system overview of a store management system built with Django. In this video, we will take you through the features of the application.
Learn to set up a Windows developer environment, install Python and Django, create a Django project in a virtual environment, run server, and use the admin.
In this video, we will prepare the developer environment and install Django in a Linux environment.
Customize the Django admin for stock management by creating a stock create form that displays category, item name, and quantity in a table with list display and list filter.
Learn to input data into the database from the frontend using a stock create form, validate entries, and save items to the database.
Use Django's redirect to route to the items list page after a successful save, preventing duplicate entries when saving the same item multiple times.
Create a static folder structure, add css files, and load them with Django's static tag in templates to style the app and troubleshoot loading.
Integrate Bootstrap into a Django project to speed up UI design. Load Bootstrap from static files and apply it to home page, list items, and items pages, navbar and jumbotron.
Learn how to quickly integrate Bootstrap into a Django app using the CDN, by adding the CDN links to templates, replacing local static files, and testing the result.
This course teaches you the python web development framework called Django. Django is the most popular python web development framework used all over the world. So many large and popular websites were built using the Django web framework. These websites include and not limited to Instagram, Pinterest & Mozilla.
In this tutorial, we aimed at getting you started with the Django framework by providing you an interesting, interactive and fun learning environment. By the end of this tutorial, we will build a fully functional stock inventory management system with the following features: Stock availability, recording both the inflow and outflow. We will also build a section to keep a history of the inflow and outflow with details of the user who performed the action. The application will also allow users to log in and out with different user privileges. The skills learned in this tutorial will get you from a beginner in Django to an Intermediate level. We cannot archive this without covering a bit of HTML and jQuery which are the code for any web application frontend. You do not have to be very good at HTML or Javascript but beginner knowledge will be beneficial. We hope that you will enjoy the series. Happy coding :)