Python and Django Full Stack Development Bootcamp

Set up a Windows development environment by creating a GitHub repository with readme and gitignore, cloning via ssh, creating a venv, and installing Django.

Set up a macOS development environment for a Django project, mirroring the Windows setup, including GitHub repository, virtual environment, Django project and app creation, admin access, and pushing to GitHub.

Configure Django to use MySQL instead of SQLite by updating settings.py and creating the cmdb database. Install the MySQL driver and connector, migrate, and create a superuser for admin panel.

Learn to set up Django templates and the home page by configuring urls, creating views, and integrating a base template with Bootstrap and a navbar.

Explore Django authentication by implementing login and logout using the Django auth library, handling messages with bootstrap alerts, CSRF protection, and redirecting the user on success.

Implement logout in a Django app by updating urls.py and views.py, show a logout confirmation, update navbar to show login or logout based on authentication, and redirect to home page.

Introduce user registration through the website and admin panel, build a Django form with email, first name, last name, and passwords, and auto login after successful registration.

Learn to implement a Django list view by fetching all client data in views.py, passing it to the home page, and rendering an authenticated Bootstrap table.

Define a Django details view for a client using the primary key, retrieve the client record, and render the details page with authentication checks and list-to-detail links.

Display a client's details with bootstrap cards in the details view, using card components and a header with the full name, plus email, phone, city, and created at.

Learn to delete a client record in Django by adding a URL, creating a delete view with authentication checks, and a front-end delete button that redirects after success.

Create a dedicated add client page in a Django app by wiring URL and view, rendering a form with CSRF protection, and saving new client records to the database.

Learn to implement client record updates in a Django app by wiring URLs, views, and templates, using forms, authentication, and post requests to update data.

Relational db operation in Django: define a product model with a client foreign key, cascade delete, and related name; implement views, urls, forms, and admin to manage client purchases.

Develop a Django-based search feature by adding a search box to filter clients by name or city, using Django's Q object to combine conditions and display results.

Dockerize the Django app with a Dockerfile and docker-compose using PostgreSQL. Migrate the database and run the server on port 8181.