Learn Django Web Development With 5 Real World Projects

Set up your Python development environment on Windows by downloading Python and VS Code, adding Python to path, installing the Python extension, and running a hello world program.

Install Sublime Text for Python development, download from the Sublime Text site, install on Windows/macOS/Linux, explore the interface, multiple tabs, context-aware autocomplete, GPU rendering, and Apple Silicon support.

Set up your mac development environment by installing Visual Studio Code, explore its features like debugging, IntelliSense, and built-in Git, and install the Python extension for Django projects.

Explore Python's beginner-friendly, interpreted syntax and its use in server side development with Django and Flask, plus AI, machine learning, data science, and automation.

Master Python fundamentals with practical examples, from printing and variables to data types, lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries, conditionals, loops, functions, input, file handling, and a real-time clock project.

Create your first Django project from the terminal, generating the project and app structure with manage.py, then run the development server to verify routing with home and login pages.

Create a django password generator app by building a project and an app, registering it in settings, and defining a home view. Generate a 16-character password using random choices.

Build a Django password generator app that renders a securely generated password via templates and context data, and showcases a Bootstrap-styled front end with a navigation bar.

Build a Django password generator app that takes user inputs for length, uppercase, digits, and symbols, updates the template, and generates a dynamic password.

Develop a Django weather app that fetches data from OpenWeatherMap, displays city weather details, and integrates an API key and frontend form.

Create a full Django blog site by building a virtual environment and installing Django. Develop a blog app with models, views, templates, and URLs, plus authentication and admin.

Build a Django contact us feature by defining a contact model, creating a post form with a csrf token, saving submissions via migrations, and showing Bootstrap alerts.

Learn to build a Django blog with real-world features. Create a blog post model, views and templates, enable active navigation, and implement search.