Integration of Django and Python data science libraries: Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Numpy
Basics of data science
Populate the database from CSV files
Function views
Semantic UI Framework
Django forms & model forms
Create professional and nicely looking User Interface in Django for Data Science with the use of Semantic UI framework. Understand the core concepts behind Pandas, Numpy, Matplotlib & Seaborn in order to create custom analytic tool i the browser for people who don’t know anything about programming. This unique course will introduce new concepts step by step and at the end the Student will have a very interesting position in the portfolio.
Python data science libraries [OPTIONAL]
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1How to get visual studio code and anaconda
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2Setting up the django project part 1
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3Setting up the django project part 2
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4Source code
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5Course files
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6Creating the first model
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7Creating another model
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8Creating our first view (with pandas data frame)
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9Merging two dataframes
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10Adding static files
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11Creating chart selection form
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12Adding js to the form
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13Sending the data to the view
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14Displaying error message
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15Adding objects
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16Working with the date
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17Performing group by
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18Adding additional logic to the view
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19Chart function part 1
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20Chart function part 2
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21Chart function part 3
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22Displaying the chart
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23Styling the error message
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24Closing the error message
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25Creating modal with price statistics
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26Adding styling
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27Applying a fix to the chart & button creation
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28Creating purchase view
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29Creating django model form
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30Finishing django model form
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31Testing the model form
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32Adding send confirmation
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33Navigation to the purchase view
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34Remarks on the chart view
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35Adding navbar
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36Creating the Csv model
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37Setting up the upload view
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38Creating the django form for file upload
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39Reseting the database
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40Chart view fix
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41Exploring the csv file - sales data
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42Saving csv file via form
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43Opening the csv file - sales data
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44Transforming rows of the csv file - sales data
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45Populating the database from csv file - sales data
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46Creating customers app and model
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47Creating customer view
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48Setting up customer view
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49Finishing the customer view
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50Working on the sales view part 1
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51Working on the sales view part 2
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52Styling the graphs
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53Styling the graphs
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54Creating the home view
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55Creating login form and login view
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56Working on the login
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57Continue working on the login
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58Final touches for the login
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59logout view
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60Outro
Field types in django [OPTIONAL]
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