Learn how to develop modern web sites and web applications with Django 2.0 deploying on Heroku and static files on AWS
In this course, we are going to cover websites and web applications using the latest version (2.0) of Django web framework.
We will go deep step-by-step into the Django framework understanding the whole request life cycle.
By the end of this course, you are going to have your own web application ( a Client manager ) published online in a highly reliable web server ( Heroku ) using the best practices in a very professional way.
First steps
Introduction
Preparing the environment
Installing Python, Django, and Pycharm
Creating the project
Running the project for the first time
Creating apps
Creating your first URL's and views
Using Models in the right way
Customizing Django Admin
Understanding Django views
Using the URL mechanism
How does Django handle static files
Hoe does Django handles Media files
Crud
Preparing the project
Creating the list view
Creating the Detail view
Creating the Update view
Creating the Delete view
Security
Enabling Django Login System
Login and Logout URL
Database relationships
OneToOne relationships
Foreign key relationships
ManyToMany relationships
Preparing the project for deploying on Heroku
Installing the dependences
Creating the Heroku account
Configuring the Postgres database
Configuring the Static files
Deploying for the first time
Styling the project
Integrating with Bootstrap
Styling the forms with django-bootstrapform
Styling grids
Releasing a new version
Using Media files and Static files on AWSÂ Â
Preparing the project for Amazon
Creating the Bucket on S3
Installing boto s3 on your project
Upload the files to S3 for the first time
Preparing your environment installing Python, Django and Pycharm
Understanding the main Django concepts
Creating the Project and Django app
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I am an Architect/Engineer with 9+ years of experience in software development. Currently, I live in Ireland and here I work as a Software Engineer in an Irish company. In Brazil, I was a Software Architect in one big company that develops software web and automation, there was where I started my career as a trainee programmer.I have experience in...
so far going good, interesting to follow. Thanks
sencillo y practico para aprender django, recomendado.
It's very nice course.
Again. This is poorly organized and difficult to understand. It is essentially an instructor skipping through multiple websites and screens. There is no preparation from their end. Additionally, the closed captioning does not match completely with what is being said. I feel like the instructor is probably very knowledgeable, but did not put much work into preparing a coherent presentation.
At the time of writing this review, Gregory had 266 students. I'm surprised that such an amazing course is not attracting more people. Gregory's course is absolutely brilliant. He's an amazing tutor. I love that he always makes time to give a one line summary of every bit of code he's writes on the compiler. As soon as Gregory finishes the course, you feel like wanting more! I'm about to complete the remaining 20% of the course and then moving to the REST API course by Gregory. Thank you so much. :) I really look forward to your more advanced course on Django.
Instructor doesn't explain what he is doing and what is a purpose of his actions. Even if he do so, the way he is speaking (accent) would make it hard to understand.
Up to now the pace whist slow and steady has allowed me to refresh my knowledge of Django basics
Great course, initially it is hard to get into: there is a slight accent barrier that I found frustrating at first. But once I got into the "meat" of the course, I found it fun and endearing. I like that he makes some small, simple mistakes that everyone is bound to make and he slowly goes through the debugging process. I would definitely recommend this to people with previous web application development experience but little-to-no django experience.
Well ,you are going well
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Stephen O.
The course is interesting and i would like to suggest that since the cmd promt interface for windows, mac and others are a little bit different, more explanation should be given to remedy these challenges