Django Python Web Framework for Beginners

Understand Django, a fast Python web framework for building secure, scalable back-end applications with model‑view‑template architecture for dynamic web apps.

Set up Python and Django on Windows, create a virtual environment, and start a Django project using django-admin, then run the local server to view the default homepage.

Set up Django on your machine and run the local server with manage.py and runserver. Create your first app with startapp, building a dynamic web page.

Set up a Django app within a project, map the home page URL, create a home view, and return a response with dp response, including the app URLs.

Learn how Django uses the Django template language to render dynamic content on the homepage, configure templates in settings, and pass context from views to templates.

Explore how to create a base template in Django using base.html, extend it with block content, and customize page title and body color to apply a consistent layout across pages.

Explore building a Django app that adds two numbers via a form. Retrieve numbers from the request, convert to integers, and display the sum, illustrating get and post handling.

Learn how get fetches data and how post submits data in Django, with forms and csrf protection, showing why data should not appear in the url and how servers respond.

Explore the model view template (mvt) pattern in Django, and learn how data, layout, and business logic are separated, following the request from view to template and model.

Create a Django project and a traveler app, integrate a free travel template, and manage static files and templates to render a polished UI with images and scripts.

Configure Django static files by creating a static or assets folder, update settings, run collectstatic, load static in templates, and verify styling and assets render correctly.

Learn how to turn static data into dynamic content by passing destination objects from a Django view to a template, using a Destination model with name, image, description, and price.

Learn how Django templates render dynamic data by passing a list of destinations from Python, looping with the for tag, and rendering changing images and prices from a context.

Use if statements in Django to conditionally show a special offer on selected listings. Drive dynamic data from the database with models, a boolean offer field, and migrations.

Learn how the object-relational mapper links Python classes to database tables, enabling you to create and save objects that map to table rows and let Django auto-create these tables.

Set up Postgres and PgAdmin on Windows, install Postgres, configure a superuser, connect PgAdmin to your database, and prepare a database for your Django project.

Connect your Django app to a Postgres database and configure credentials and host. Create and migrate models with fields like char, text, image upload_to, and boolean using makemigrations and migrate.

Learn how to add an integer field to a Django model and apply migrations with makemigrations and migrate, including providing a default value to create the field.

Explore creating and managing a Django admin panel, including setting up a superuser, registering models, and adding destinations with media uploads.

Explore managing a Django admin panel, creating a super user, and uploading destination images via media settings; fetch and display database records with objects.all in templates.

Set up a Django accounts module for user login and registration. Create a registration form and view, wire accounts URLs, and prepare migrations and templates for normal users.

Learn Django user registration by handling get and post requests, using request.POST to create and save a user with the built-in user model, and validating passwords, usernames, and emails.

Learn to validate user registration in Django by checking username and email availability and display real-time feedback on the form using Django messages, including proper imports and template rendering.

Explore creating a Django login flow with a login form, get/post handling, user authentication, and redirects to the home page after success.

Learn to implement Django user login and logout, toggle registration and login versus logout based on user.is_authenticated, display a personalized greeting, and redirect after logout.