Building a Django User Management System

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Darren Jones

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555 dum - 0 - Intro.mp4

00:50

555 dum - 1 - Setup.mp4

04:06

555 dum - 2 - Create A Dashboard View.mp4

04:52

555 dum - 3a - Logging In and Out.mp4

05:00

555 dum - 3b - Password Management.mp4

05:37

555 dum - 3c - Handling Password Reset Emails.mp4

03:26

555 dum - 3 - User Management.mp4

01:22

555 dum - 4 - Register New Users.mp4

05:07

555 dum - 5 - Emails to Outside World.mp4

04:16

555 dum - 6a - Set Up Social Auth.mp4

03:02

555 dum - 6b - Creating Github App.mp4

02:43

555 dum - 6c - Selecting Auth Backend.mp4

01:06

555 dum - 7 - Summary.mp4

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RP - dum - code.zip

RP - dum - slides.pdf

Description

If you’re building your own Django applications, you might decide to extend them with user accounts. In this video course, you’ll learn how to work with Django user management and add it to your program.

By the end of this video course, you’ll be able to:

You may find it useful to complete Get Started With Django: Build a Portfolio App before beginning this course. However, you can also apply Django user management to any Django apps that you’ve created.

What You'll Learn?

Create an application where users can register, log in, and reset and change passwords on their own
Edit the default Django templates responsible for user management
Send password reset emails to actual email addresses
Authenticate using an external service

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Darren Jones

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Darren is an avid Pythonista and creates video tutorials for Real Python. Having followed a varied career as a nuclear industry instrumentation engineer, a musician, recording engineer and teacher, he’s always been interested in computers, spending the last 20 years producing music with them and teaching music technology. He’s written books on the subject, and spends the remainder of his time improving his Python skills, with a view to bringing them into the studio and classroom for better understanding of both music and programming.