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Create a Web Application With Django
Discover Django, one of the most popular Python web frameworks. Build an app using MVT architecture, the Django Admin, and your own custom-built CRUD interface.Medium
12 hours
Interested in this free-access course?
Discover Django, a full-stack, open-source Python framework designed for efficient web development.
We’ll guide you step by step throughout this course by creating a fun and fully functional Django web application.
First, we’ll lay the groundwork for our app using Models, Views, and Templates (MVT). Next, we’ll manage our app’s data, first using the Django admin and then by building a CRUD interface.
Are you ready to become a Django web developer? Join us in this course!
Learning outcomes
- Begin a Django app using models, views, and templates
- Manage data in a Django database using the Django admin
- Build a CRUD interface in Django
Requirements
Prerequisites
To succeed in this course, you will need to have experience with Python, object-oriented programming, PEP8, MVC architecture, HTML, CSS, and GitHub. You can gain the required experience by completing the following courses and their prerequisites:
Tools required
- Python
- Django
- GitHub
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Table of contents
- Part 1
Course Orientation
- Part 2
Begin a Django App Using Models, Views, and Templates
- 1
Set Up a New Project With Django’s Command-Line Utility
- 2
Serve Content With a View
- 3
Save Data to a Database With a Model and a Migration
- 4
Separate App Logic From Presentation With a Django Template
- 5
Add Structure and Style to Your Site With a Base Template, CSS, and Static Files
Quiz: Begin a Django App Using Models, Views, and Templates
- Part 3
Manage Data in a Django Database
- Part 4
Build a CRUD Interface in Django
Contributors
Instructors
Patrick Heneghan
Software engineer in the UK, coding mostly in Python on backend systems.
