Django 3 - Full Stack Websites with Python Web Development

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Nick Walter

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01.01-course introduction.mp4

03:09

01.02-welcome to the course.mp4

04:35

02.01-introduction.mp4

00:29

02.02-installing python.mp4

03:23

02.03-variables strings int and print.mp4

08:33

02.04-if statements and comments.mp4

06:23

02.05-functions.mp4

06:04

02.06-lists.mp4

05:37

02.07-loops.mp4

05:50

02.08-dictionaries.mp4

04:01

02.09-classes.mp4

09:45

02.10-section summary.mp4

00:17

03.01-password generator preview.mp4

01:16

03.02-installing django.mp4

04:22

03.03-running the server.mp4

04:20

03.04-project structure.mp4

09:27

03.05-apps.mp4

03:52

03.06-urls (uniform resource locator).mp4

09:52

03.07-templates.mp4

06:58

03.08-forms.mp4

10:02

03.09-making a random password.mp4

12:39

03.10-using form data.mp4

06:26

03.11-challenge.mp4

04:05

03.12-solution.mp4

02:37

03.13-bootstrap.mp4

09:14

03.14-section summary.mp4

01:16

04.01-introduction.mp4

00:45

04.02-git basics.mp4

17:57

05.01-introduction.mp4

03:39

05.02-new project and apps.mp4

03:50

05.03-models.mp4

15:15

05.04-admin and images.mp4

12:46

05.05-displaying objects.mp4

15:07

05.06-another set of urls.mp4

06:53

05.07-blog model.mp4

10:12

05.08-looking inside the database.mp4

05:08

05.09-static files.mp4

06:19

05.10-detail page.mp4

10:30

05.11-polish.mp4

14:06

05.12-extending base templates.mp4

08:29

05.13-bootstrap.mp4

11:34

05.14-section summary.mp4

01:04

06.01-pythonanywhere.mp4

07:30

06.02-virtual environments.mp4

05:18

06.03-running the server.mp4

10:48

06.04-static and media files.mp4

12:43

06.05-gitignore.mp4

09:17

06.06-deploying changes.mp4

10:35

06.07-your custom domain.mp4

12:06

07.01-introduction.mp4

04:09

07.02-new project.mp4

03:29

07.03-sign up form.mp4

12:51

07.04-creating a user.mp4

09:35

07.05-error handling.mp4

09:46

07.06-showing if a user is logged in.mp4

05:18

07.07-logout.mp4

07:54

07.08-login.mp4

07:41

07.09-todo model.mp4

14:57

07.10-creating todos.mp4

12:38

07.11-list todos.mp4

10:44

07.12-view and update todos.mp4

15:41

07.13-complete and delete todos.mp4

09:23

07.14-listing completed todos.mp4

11:14

07.15-styling.mp4

02:58

07.16-section summary.mp4

00:38

08.01-whats new in django 3.mp4

08:33

09.01-farewell.mp4

01:20

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Description

Django is an amazing framework for web developers because it provides the infrastructure required for database-driven websites that have user authentication, content administration, contact forms, file uploads, and more.

In this course, we will be using Django 3 to build 3 stunning websites. This will help you learn Django and implement it in your projects. We will also use Python, so if you have never used it before, we will start with a Python refresher to get you up to speed.

We will then dive into making three complete websites:

1) Password Generator: A simple website to create a random password with several options

2) Personal Portfolio: Create your own portfolio to show to potential employers showing off your resume, previous projects, and a fully functional blog

3) Todo Woo: A website where a user can sign up for an account, and fully manage a Todo list with the ability to create, edit, and delete

We will also walk through Git, which is an awesome tool for developers that allows creating multiple versions of the code. Additionally, we will learn how to publish our projects live.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to use Django to create your own websites and deploy them on a server.

The code bundle for this course is available at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Django-3-Full-Stack-Websites-with-Python-Web-Development

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Nick Walter is a mobile and web developer, instructor, and all-around coding enthusiast. After teaching himself to code using YouTube videos and online tutorials, Nick became fascinated with the possibilities of online education. Upon the release of Swift in 2014, Nick quickly picked up the new language and shared what he learned with others by creating an online course. Since then, he's moved on to create courses on a variety of topics, including iOS, Android, Django, Kotlin, Python, and HTML. Nick currently works as the commander in chief of Zappy Code, where he shares his love of programming by creating fun, practical coding courses.

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