
Begin with a warm welcome and a quick Python refresher, covering installation and core concepts like dictionaries and functions. Outline essential principles and set the stage for Django ecommerce development.
Explore how Python, a high-level, beginner-friendly language, enables data analysis, visualization, artificial intelligence, machine learning, automation, and building web, mobile, and desktop applications.
Install Python and set up Visual Studio Code as your code editor for the ecommerce Django course, including downloading Python, Visual Studio Code, and the Microsoft Python extension.
Lec 3 sets up our code editor for Python development, reviews using double quotes, and explains how white spaces and the interpreter convert code into computer instructions.
Declare variables in Python, manipulate strings, and grasp their temporary nature within an ecommerce context.
Understand variable naming rules in Python Django for ecommerce site development, including capitalization and the use of variables.
Tackle variable errors in a Python Django ecommerce project, turning messy thoughts into roots through small groups.
Explore python's input function to capture integer user input, including age, and use simple function-based approaches to handle numeric data in code.
Explore Python conditional statements and if statements, learn how true/false conditions use and/or/not operators, and apply indentation and else branches to control program flow.
Develop a Python Django feature that prints mood-based advice using two modes, handles input as streams, and uses condition checks to produce user-specific output.
Master Python string manipulation by working with double and single quotes, accessing characters with square brackets and zero-based indices, and slicing and printing strings; explore docstrings.
Explore Python's maths module: compute max, min, absolute values, square roots, and basic constants, with practical examples of imports and numeric modeling.
Learn how to use Python's random module to generate random numbers, select items from a list with random.choice, and generate random integers within a range for practical applications.
Explore how Python lists store data, access items by index and negative indices, use slicing, and apply operations like append, remove, and concatenate, with sorting and updating examples.
Master tuples in Python by learning how to access elements with indices and slices using brackets, and understand sequences of items for practical Django ecommerce development.
Explore dictionaries in Python: create key-value stores, assign values to keys, access and modify entries, and build nested dictionaries using common methods like pop and del.
Explore python loops, including for and while, learn to traverse sequences, print results, and control loop flow with conditions, break, and continue as described.
Master Python loops by examining while loops with true conditions, the risk of infinite execution, and using incremental updates with plus equals and for-style patterns to control flow.
Define and call user-defined functions in Python, mastering how to pass positional and keyword arguments, use default values, return values, and leverage dictionaries for keyword arguments.
Create a random password generator by selecting numbers, symbols, and unique characters, then shuffle, concatenate, and output the final password.
Explore Python graphical user interfaces using Tkinter, from hello world to a functional window with themed widgets, labels, entry fields, and event and command bindings.
Create an empty folder and open it in the terminal, then import tkinter, create a root window, display a hello world message, and run the main loop.
Learn to customize a Tkinter window by setting the title, geometry, and centering it using screen dimensions. Explore window resizing control, transparency, and icon changes with ICO-formatted images.
Compare classic Tk widgets with the ttk themed variants, then create a window and root, display text, and decide which approach to use based on preference.
Learn to configure ttk widgets by using keyword arguments, dictionary index, and the config method to set text and image attributes.
Learn to bind events in Python GUI apps by defining a callback and assigning it to a widget's command option, so button clicks trigger the function without calling it upfront.
Learn to build and configure a button widget, assign a callback to quit the window, manage normal and disabled states, and use image, padding, and the pack layout.
Learn how to build an entry and login page by integrating an entry widget with email and password fields, handling user input and display messages for a secure login flow.
Create a tkinter number guessing game in Python, implementing a random number generator, gui layout, and interactive controls like play and exit with responsive labels and scoring.
Master Django, a high level Python web framework, to build a simple blog project with rapid development, clean designs, and free, open source foundations.
Build a Django blog project by setting up a virtual environment, creating a blog app, and implementing models, views, and templates with migrations and admin support.
Build a Django-based ecommerce ebook store by integrating Stripe payments, organizing apps for cards, products, and orders, and implementing a complete checkout flow.
Do I need prior Python knowledge?
Anyone can start as 7 hours plus of python topics is provided in the course.
Can we use the apps to build our own GitHub portfolio?
Yes. You can publish the apps in your own GitHub account. However, it is recommended that you first change something from the code or even better, improve the code to make the apps really unique and yours. That will help your learning.
Do I have to follow the course in the given order?
No, you can pick the topics you like and only watch the videos and do the practice activities only for those topics.
What if I get stuck?
You will get stuck at some point. Every programmer does. When that happens, we've got your back. You can drop a question in the Q&A, and the instructor or the teaching assistant will answer your questions within 3 days. You can also use the chat in the course Discord server to ask questions and chat with fellow students about Python.
What if I don’t like the course?
That will likely not happen. But, if it does, you are covered by the Udemy 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can quickly return the course. No questions asked.
Does this course cover Python 2 or Python 3?
Python 3.
What IDE/editor is used in the course?
We use the Repl IDE which is becoming a gold standard nowadays due to the share and collaborate features the IDE offers which are especially useful when you are still learning However, you are free to use your favorite IDE.
Do I need Windows, Mac, or Linux to take the course?
The operating system does not matter. You can even use a mobile device since the IDE we are using works in the browser.