Python Django 4 Masterclass | Build a Real World Project

Become an Expert Django Web Developer and Dramatically Increase Your Career Potential

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Welcome to the Python Django 4 Masterclass, where you will learn Django and create a real-world project.

Python is one of, if not the most popular programming languages in the world. As such, there is a huge demand for Python programmers. Django is the web development environment of choice for many, perhaps most Python developers.

To maximize your career opportunities, you must be proficient in coding for the web, and this course is designed to teach you just that.

Your instructor in this course is Faisal Memon, who has over 12 years of experience building global products being used by millions of users across the globe and who was also part of the Google Launchpad Accelerator.

In this course, Faisal will teach you how to develop production-grade web applications using the Python Django Framework. You’ll understand what a web framework is and why you should use one, and why the Django framework, specifically, is the perfect web framework to learn.

This course is already massive at nearly 20 hours and is constantly updated and revised.

Just some of the things you will learn in this course include: –

  • Creating your own URLs and views to serve user requests from the browser

  • The Django Template Language and how can you create dynamic templates with Django

  • Learn filters in the Django template language

  • Database migrations and multiple models

  • Writing queries to fetch data using Querysets

  • Work with the Django Admin Panel to manage/customize your website

  • Forms and ModelForms to accept information from users on your website

  • Managing static files like HTML, CSS, and JS on the server

  • Implementing Authentication in Django

  • Working with and managing sessions in Django

  • Deploy apps on a real production server and see it live over the internet

  • Learn to make APIs using the Django Rest Framework

This is a very comprehensive course designed to get you up to speed fast with the Django framework. To get the most out of it, you should have a working, basic knowledge of Python 3.

By the end of this course, you will have obtained sufficient knowledge and confidence with Django to be in a position to start applying for jobs as a Django Web application Developer.

Are you ready to start the Python Django 4 Masterclass? Click the enrol button to make a start!

Feel free to look at the free video previews of various lectures on this page. We look forward to seeing you on the inside.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of Python
  • Basic understanding of HTML and CSS
  • A computer with an internet connection to install free development tools

What you will learn

  • Learn to develop production-grade web applications using the Python Django Framework
  • Create dynamic templates via the Django Template Language
  • Use Forms and ModelForms to accept information from users on your website
  • Master working with databases to build web applications that store data persistently
  • Learn how to create your own URLs and views to serve user requests from the browser
  • Work with and manage sessions in Django
  • Understand how to use QuerySets to fetch data
  • Work with the Django Admin Panel to manage and customise your website
  • Implement Authentication in Django

Who should attend

  • Students with a basic knowledge of Python seeking to learn about web development using Django

Is available on google app?

Yes

Is available on ios?

Yes

Course Features

  • Lectures 236
  • Quizzes 0
  • Exercises 0
  • Duration 34 total hours
  • Skill level All Levels
  • Students 2186
  • Last Updated June, 2023

  • Introduction and setup 56:10

    • Lecture
      Course Introduction 18:50
    • Lecture
      Getting the best out of this course 03:18
    • Lecture
      Understanding the required tools 05:24
    • Lecture
      Installing Python on Windows 05:44
    • Lecture
      Installing Python on Mac 06:18
    • Lecture
      Pycharm and Django 05:22
    • Lecture
      Installing VS Code on Mac, Windows, Linux 03:27
    • Lecture
      Introduction to the command-line terminal and its importance with Django 07:47

  • Basics of Django and its working 01:14:10

    • Lecture
      Section Overview 02:06
    • Lecture
      What is a Web Framework? Introduction to Django 07:22
    • Lecture
      Understanding and setting up a Virtual Environment 13:29
    • Lecture
      Creating and Setting up Django Project 09:28
    • Lecture
      Understanding Django Project and its structure 07:41
    • Lecture
      Running your Django application 07:56
    • Lecture
      Terminals in Visual Studio Code 08:45
    • Lecture
      Apps in Django and creating your first app 07:43
    • Lecture
      How does Django work? 04:32
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 05:08

  • Working with URLs and Views 02:22:27

    • Lecture
      Section overview 02:37
    • Lecture
      URL’s and getting our first URL running 10:07
    • Lecture
      Understanding URLs and views in Django 08:41
    • Lecture
      Views and app specific URL's 13:41
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Create our second URL and view 08:28
    • Lecture
      Dynamic URL’s 10:48
    • Lecture
      Returning HTML as response 06:48
    • Lecture
      Updating views to return multiple jobs 10:29
    • Lecture
      Path converters 11:51
    • Lecture
      What is a Request? Types of request: GET vs POST 13:12
    • Lecture
      Redirects 05:50
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Displaying all jobs on home page 12:40
    • Lecture
      Reverse resolution of URLs and URL names 15:30
    • Lecture
      Handling not found 07:08
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 04:37

  • Django Template Language 01:40:37

    • Lecture
      Section overview 02:02
    • Lecture
      Django Template Language: The Need 06:38
    • Lecture
      Creating your first dynamic template 09:40
    • Lecture
      Behind the scenes and best practices 09:53
    • Lecture
      Working with variables to render dynamic information 07:58
    • Lecture
      render() function 02:58
    • Lecture
      Challenge: One more variable 03:04
    • Lecture
      What are tags? 02:18
    • Lecture
      If…else statements 07:28
    • Lecture
      For loops 04:31
    • Lecture
      Django Template Language and Visual Studio 02:47
    • Lecture
      Working with filters 06:48
    • Lecture
      Writing comments in templates 03:01
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Migrating job detail page to template 07:35
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Migrating jobs list page to template 09:59
    • Lecture
      URL tag in Django 07:21
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 06:36

  • Django models/working with the database 03:47:28

    • Lecture
      Section overview 01:22
    • Lecture
      Basics: What is a database and why do we need it? 16:34
    • Lecture
      Django and Databases 05:15
    • Lecture
      What is ORM? 07:02
    • Lecture
      Django Models, Field, Field types, Field options 07:22
    • Lecture
      Creating our first Model and doing migrations 17:33
    • Lecture
      Viewing tables created 05:22
    • Lecture
      Adding more fields to our models 06:06
    • Lecture
      Remigration 09:20
    • Lecture
      Behind the scenes of Django Migrations 08:40
    • Lecture
      Inserting data into the database 05:46
    • Lecture
      Getting all data from the table 04:35
    • Lecture
      __str__ in models 04:26
    • Lecture
      Query Filters 06:56
    • Lecture
      Getting single record from the table 05:57
    • Lecture
      exclude() 06:04
    • Lecture
      Limiting QuerySets 04:29
    • Lecture
      Sorted results 06:18
    • Lecture
      Field Lookups 07:03
    • Lecture
      Updating the existing data 07:36
    • Lecture
      Chaining QuerySets 05:26
    • Lecture
      Job list page: Getting data from the database in-app 09:26
    • Lecture
      Job detail page: Getting data from the database in-app 08:53
    • Lecture
      Working with Slugs, why slugs 17:29
    • Lecture
      Best practices and preventing updates of Slugs 09:34
    • Lecture
      Defining limit and Using Slugs as index 04:34
    • Lecture
      Aggregation 12:25
    • Lecture
      Deleting data from the database 08:02
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 07:53

  • Django Admin Panel 01:24:58

    • Lecture
      Section overview 01:11
    • Lecture
      Django Admin panel 09:52
    • Lecture
      Exploring admin panel and activating models in admin 06:06
    • Lecture
      Managing data with admin panel 07:37
    • Lecture
      Behind the scenes of Django Admin panel 12:39
    • Lecture
      Customizing admin panel 04:44
    • Lecture
      Customizing model fields in list view 10:07
    • Lecture
      Filters 04:52
    • Lecture
      Allowing users to search 05:54
    • Lecture
      Managing fields in detail view 05:25
    • Lecture
      Working with Fieldsets 06:26
    • Lecture
      Using inbuilt CSS classes 03:52
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 06:13

  • Working with multiple Models and Relationships 02:01:28

    • Lecture
      Section overview 01:19
    • Lecture
      Working with multiple models / Relationships 05:07
    • Lecture
      One to One relationship 14:31
    • Lecture
      Managing data with One to One Relationships 13:36
    • Lecture
      Many to One relationship 11:23
    • Lecture
      Managing data with Many to One relationship 27:05
    • Lecture
      Many to Many relationship 13:57
    • Lecture
      Managing data in Many to Many relationship 14:40
    • Lecture
      New models on Admin panel: Location Model 08:02
    • Lecture
      New models on Admin panel: Author Model 03:15
    • Lecture
      New models on Admin panel: Skills Model 05:20
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 03:13

  • Forms and ModelForms 03:24:45

    • Lecture
      Section overview 02:35
    • Lecture
      Bringing forms to the front end: Forms and ModelForms 04:31
    • Lecture
      Forms the traditional way 09:26
    • Lecture
      Evaluating our form 05:41
    • Lecture
      POST requests and CSRF tokens 07:04
    • Lecture
      Adding serverside validations 12:36
    • Lecture
      Saving data to database 12:09
    • Lecture
      Evaluating our approach so far 08:14
    • Lecture
      The Form class 05:47
    • Lecture
      Our first Django Form 08:12
    • Lecture
      Building our view with Form 06:11
    • Lecture
      Analyzing our form 06:17
    • Lecture
      Saving form data 13:51
    • Lecture
      Different ways of rendering form 06:13
    • Lecture
      Form options 08:42
    • Lecture
      Validating fields 14:24
    • Lecture
      Rendering form manually 13:04
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      Rendering fields with for loop 06:16
    • Lecture
      What are ModelForms? 09:38
    • Lecture
      Configuring views to work with ModelForms 06:43
    • Lecture
      Customizing defaults with ModelForms 10:05
    • Lecture
      Validations in Model 08:54
    • Lecture
      Working with choices 11:28
    • Lecture
      blank vs required vs null 03:15
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 03:29

  • Working with Static Files and File uploads 01:46:59

    • Lecture
      Section overview 01:19
    • Lecture
      What are static files? 02:03
    • Lecture
      CSS and JS within HTML file 04:56
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      A separate CSS file 07:51
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      Behind the scenes of static files 05:34
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      A separate JS file 03:24
    • Lecture
      Best practices with static files 07:21
    • Lecture
      Rendering images in your projects 07:49
    • Lecture
      Image Uploads: Setting up a new app 20:22
    • Lecture
      Saving and uploading images 11:21
    • Lecture
      Rendering images on frontend 14:52
    • Lecture
      Uploading files other than images 15:32
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 04:35

  • Finishing our job application 01:25:17

    • Lecture
      Section overview 00:58
    • Lecture
      Way forward: What are we going to build? 07:40
    • Lecture
      Updating Job detail Page 09:10
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Updating Job List Page 10:20
    • Lecture
      Adding missing models 10:34
    • Lecture
      Updating Subscribe Page 04:18
    • Lecture
      Inheritance with Templates and its need 11:11
    • Lecture
      Using inheritance to organize templates 12:29
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Updating Job detail Page 05:25
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Updating Subscribe Page 06:28
    • Lecture
      Submitting data from subscribe form 05:26
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 01:18

  • Deploying your apps on a real server 03:58:02

    • Lecture
      Section overview 02:39
    • Lecture
      What does hosting on production mean? 08:33
    • Lecture
      Exploring different hosting providers 15:08
    • Lecture
      Other hosting options 00:37
    • Lecture
      Heroku: an overview and how does it work? 11:42
    • Lecture
      Getting started on heroku 10:31
    • Lecture
      Preparing your app to be deployed on production 22:54
    • Lecture
      Additonal configurations before deployment 06:23
    • Lecture
      Getting project dependencies on your server 04:18
    • Lecture
      Installing and setting up git 15:51
    • Lecture
      Deploying your application on Heroku server 17:32
    • Lecture
      Serving static files on production 10:39
    • Lecture
      Deploying to Heroku via CLI 14:21
    • Lecture
      Heroku commands to know 07:28
    • Lecture
      Serving static files using WhiteNoise 08:26
    • Lecture
      What happens if you set IS_DEVELOPMENT mode to True 08:48
    • Lecture
      Serving media files via S3 bucket 33:11
    • Lecture
      Moving static files to S3 bucket 04:18
    • Lecture
      SQLite on production 03:12
    • Lecture
      Postgres and PgAdmin 08:26
    • Lecture
      Migrating jobapp to relational database 15:29
    • Lecture
      Getting Relational Database on Production 05:17
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 02:19

  • Real world project: A Blog Application | Getting started 03:30:36

    • Lecture
      Section Overview 04:26
    • Lecture
      Getting your template files 00:16
    • Lecture
      Project setup 11:32
    • Lecture
      Posts: Building model 09:24
    • Lecture
      Structuring templates 04:30
    • Lecture
      Posts: views and templates 15:46
    • Lecture
      Posts: URLs and viewing posts 10:14
    • Lecture
      Configuring static files and render post 15:25
    • Lecture
      Building the home page 18:33
    • Lecture
      Building Tags 20:41
    • Lecture
      Recording views 10:42
    • Lecture
      Allowing users to comment 37:11
    • Lecture
      Rendering comments 10:38
    • Lecture
      Fixing the submit issue on refresh 04:42
    • Lecture
      Building replies 08:42
    • Lecture
      Allowing users to leave a reply 16:42
    • Lecture
      Rendering replies 09:31
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 01:41

  • Real world project: A Blog Application | Building more features 03:55

    • Lecture
      Section Overview 01:50
    • Lecture
      Displaying popular and new posts on home 13:59
    • Lecture
      Making users subscribe to our blog 16:12
    • Lecture
      Adding featured post 12:33
    • Lecture
      Building Tags page 29:46
    • Lecture
      Enabling Author on posts 20:46
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Building Author page 27:30
    • Lecture
      Building search 22:24
    • Lecture
      Building website meta 15:48
    • Lecture
      Building navbar, footer and about page 11:14
    • Lecture
      Allowing HTML content 06:36
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 02:17

  • Sessions 18:02

    • Lecture
      Section Overview 01:23
    • Lecture
      What are sessions? 05:05
    • Lecture
      Behind the scenes of sessions 03:28
    • Lecture
      Enabling sessions to hide subscribe option 06:34
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 01:32

  • Authentication 01:24:02

    • Lecture
      Section Overview 01:15
    • Lecture
      Authentication in Django 05:36
    • Lecture
      Behind the scenes of Django Authentication 02:40
    • Lecture
      Creating users 04:50
    • Lecture
      Enabling authentication and Inbuilt views and urls 05:11
    • Lecture
      Implementing login functionality 10:03
    • Lecture
      Implementing logout functionality 06:50
    • Lecture
      Identifying authenticated users in templates and managing errors 09:34
    • Lecture
      Adding custom registration page 17:20
    • Lecture
      Implementing registration functionality 12:08
    • Lecture
      Refining login page 02:50
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 05:45

  • Real world project: A Blog Application | Finishing our blog application 01:21:41

    • Lecture
      Section Overview 01:03
    • Lecture
      Building bookmarks 21:09
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Building likes 16:00
    • Lecture
      Building All Posts page 10:20
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Building All Bookmarks page 05:46
    • Lecture
      Challenge: Building All Likes page 04:05
    • Lecture
      Fixing the footer 03:37
    • Lecture
      Building Sidebar in post 16:31
    • Lecture
      Section Summary 00:50
    • Lecture
      Newly Published Content 02:20

  • Extra Information - Source code, and other stuff 11:19

    • Lecture
      Source Codes 06:30
    • Lecture
      Bonus Lecture and Information 04:49
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  • 4 weeks ago

    Komal Santosh Tanawade

    yes ,it was a good

  • 1 month ago

    Jes Paul

    Even though I want to learn to build a different applications, this course seems to be a good starting point. :-)

  • 1 month ago

    Saswati Swain

    very informative.

  • 1 month ago

    Heigo Tasuja

    Didn't quite finish the project page, but that's fine, maybe it is good to finish this project by myself rather than see all the code. Overall decent learning material. You should know a bit about HTML before start of this course, makes it a lot easier.

  • 1 month ago

    Glen Martin Kipkemboi

    Great and full of knowledge

  • 1 month ago

    Derick

    After finishing 3 courses on django on Udemy I can say this is the most complete and comprehensive course there is in the market. It gives the foundations to understand django from scratch and build your knowledge on top of that. This comes in handy because complexity needs to be formulated in simple terms. Otherwise, you'll get stack when you are developing your apps. Believe me. Try to understand Django and write notes. Do yourself a favour!

  • 2 months ago

    Justin Wright

    I've tried several Django training courses, and this has been the best by far. It is very concise and carefully constructed. I am learning a lot, not just copying and pasting code. I will definitely check out more from this instructor.

  • 2 months ago

    Rino Setiyo

    the lecture give explaination easily

  • 3 months ago

    Mandar

    Its really good, not want to take break and wants to continue on each lecture. till Now it is very well organised

  • 4 months ago

    Rilly V

    This is for the people who doubt whether to buy this course. It's ALOT of theory, which is exhausting BUT needed. When building the blog everything falls into place. The reason why I give this course 4 stars is because it is not even finished yet.. Why would you publish a course that is not finished.. Even though, thanks Faisel for all the lessons, tip and tricks!

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    gralion torile
    October 28, 2022
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    I’m curious to find out what blog platform you have been utilizing? I’m having some minor security problems with my latest blog and I would like to find something more safe. Do you have any recommendations?

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