Python Django – The Practical Guide
Learn how to build web applications and websites with Python and the Django framework
What you’ll learn
- Learn how to use Python for web development with Django
- Build real projects and apply what you learned in a full blog website created in the course
- Choose between the full course or the included course summary to get you started quickly
Requirements
- Basic Python and web development knowledge (HTML/ CSS) is required
- NO prior Django experience is required at all
Description The Practical Guide
Python is the most popular programming language of the world – it’s versatile, easy to learn and very powerful!
We already got a Python course which you can take if you want to learn Python. The Practical Guide
But one of the primary things you can build with Python is a website! You can use Python for web development.
And to make that easier, you would typically use a framework like Django – simply because that allows you to focus on your core business logic and you don’t need to re-invent the wheel and implement all the nitty-gritty technical details from scratch. The Practical Guide
And this course is about Django – the most popular Python web development framework out there!
Django covers all aspects of web development – from handling requests and responses, over rendering dynamic HTML pages with templates, all the way up to making database access and data management easy. It’s all baked in and it’s all covered in great detail in this course!
This course teaches Django from the ground up – you don’t need to know anything about it to get started. Basic Python and web development knowledge is all you need.
We’ll start at the absolute basics and understand how to create Django project, how to run them and how to add features – step by step.
Who this course is for:
- Python developers who want to take the next step and dive into web development with Python
- JavaScript developers who want to explore Python for web development
- Everyone interested in learning how to build websites with Python
