Introduction to Django for beginners
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Django is a fantastic web framework built with the Python programming language. With Django you can create websites and web apps very quickly and efficiently.
Django was created by very experienced developers who have built into it several tools for rapid web application development.
Django is very fast ,secure and scalable making it an attractive framework choice for thousands of developers.
Django developers are in hot demand and command attractive wages. Some billion dollar companies like Instagram and Pinterest were created using the Django framework.
This is a beginners Django course that will take you from absolute scratch to creating a simple Django web app. The course is
a hands on course and i strongly advise you to follow along with me so you can gain a better understanding of the framework.
What your will learn:
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How to install python
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How to check for and upgrade Pip
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How to install virtual isolated environments
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How to activate the virtual environment
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How to install Django
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How to create Django project
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How to create Django app
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How to create Django Model
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How to run Django commands
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How to use command line interface
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How to run Migrations
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How to query Django database
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How to register Django app
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How to Administer Django app
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Basic crash course in Python
Django is an extremely in-demand skill that pays quite well. Django is used by a lot of startups to build great applications.
Instagram was once a startup that was built using Django and later sold to facebook for $1 billion ,Yes 1 billion dollars !
just roughly two years after it was created.
Django has a thriving community that you can engage with as you begin your Django journey.
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What is Django -
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Famous Apps built with Django
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Django Architecture
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What is Http
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How the internet works
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Verifying Python and Pip installation
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Creating a new project directory
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Installing virtual environment
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Creating and activating a virtual environment
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Updating Pip
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Installing Django
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What is version control
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What is git
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Installing Git
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Git configuration
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Git Glossary
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What is Github
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Creating a Github account
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Initialising a git repository
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Excluding files and directories from version control
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Adding files and directories to version control
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Committing code to version control
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Creating a remote repository on Github
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Pushing project code to github
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Displaying data from database
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Setting background color for completed items
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committing changes to github
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Adding a form
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Getting form to capture data from text input
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Adding form to template and view
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Adding form input to database
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Creating a view for completed items
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Creating a view to delete all completed items
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creating a view function to remove all items from database
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Pushing updates to version control
