Walkthrough Django's Official Tutorial: Django Version 2.2

Dive into part 1 of Django's official tutorial, access the resources link, and get started with Django version 2.2.

Create your first Django app and view by building a project, creating the polls app, defining a view, wiring urls, and running the development server to see hello world.

Explore part two of the jingle tutorial by working with databases, creating models, and enhancing your Django app through API interactions.

Learn how to set up Django admin, create a superuser, register models in admin, and edit and review changes through the admin interface.

Learn to implement detail, results, and vote views for a Django polls app, wire URLs with a question id, and render templates to display latest questions.

Learn how to implement a Django 2.2 detail view that fetches a question by id, handles does not exist with a 404 error, and renders a template with context.

Explore how Django templates render questions and choices, use template tags for dynamic URLs, and namespace apps to organize polls with detail views.

Explore part four of the Django 2.2 tutorial by building a simple form, refining your views, and finishing with generic or class-based views.

Learn to use Django's generic and class-based views, including ListView and DetailView, to replace function-based patterns. Wire templates, models, and get_queryset for efficient data handling.

Learn how to write tests in Django as part of Part Five of the Django tutorial, with an environment that makes testing easy.

Write and run Django tests for the polls app using the test client to verify published dates and override get_query_set to exclude future dates, and validate index and detail views.

Explore the Django admin section in part seven of the official tutorial. Learn how to customize the admin form and other features to streamline database interaction.

Configure the Django admin to customize the question list display, enable sorting by was published recently, and add list filters and search fields in models.py.

Customize the admin interface by extending templates and modifying the Django admin back end, and access lecture resources and a coupon for the full stack Django course.