Django 4 and Python Full-Stack Developer Masterclass

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Django 4 and Python Full-Stack Developer Masterclass - Learn the entire technology stack to create beautiful and responsive websites with Python and Django

Learn the entire technology stack to create beautiful and responsive websites with Python and Django!

What you'll learn​

• Learn to use HTML
• Create responsive layouts with Bootstrap
• Style your website with CSS
• Understand static website elements like HTML, CSS, and landing pages.
• Learn to use Django function based views
• Use the Django Template Language to interact with the front-end from Django
• Use...

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[ndroidLover]

Please upload complete course , as last 2 folders named
– Django Admin
– Django Linode Deployment missing
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[dikk]

Same thing as all the other django courses. Not a bad one, but since django ~ 2.0 not much have changed. yes, some stuff got added, but in general terms 95% is still the same. Which is a good thing!

 

[ndroidLover]

Same thing as all the other django courses. Not a bad one, but since django ~ 2.0 not much have changed. yes, some stuff got added, but in general terms 95% is still the same. Which is a good thing!

which other django course you gone through? suggest some

 

[dikk]

which other django course you gone through? suggest some

Code with Mosh django (ultimate) that was just recently finished here (3 courses, starting from basics to rest api building) is quite good, he is very to the point, does not talk about irrelevant stuff, so you can spend your time learning and not listening to a good night's tale.

Just search for mosh / codewithmosh / ultimate django you should find it around here.

 

[ndroidLover]

Code with Mosh django (ultimate) that was just recently finished here (3 courses, starting from basics to rest api building) is quite good, he is very to the point, does not talk about irrelevant stuff, so you can spend your time learning and not listening to a good night's tale.

Just search for mosh / codewithmosh / ultimate django you should find it around here.

i already had code with mosh django courses

 

[dikk]

i already had code with mosh django courses

Sorry for being a bit long, but here's some tips then:

OK, then try books, try the django official docs. There are also many good books out there, one that I recommend is called mastering django.

But first and foremost the best you can do is figuring out something you want to build, and try building it with what you already know. Get bootstrap or bulma or even tailwind css (or whatever css framework itches your mind), and build something with django.

If you get stuck, just look up the problem on stackoverflow, and django official docs / github. Try to understand what works and why it works that way.

You can also look up projects written in django - one of the best ways is to go djangopackages (point) com and look for something that is interesting. Try setting it up, make it work on your computer, then look at the code, how it was made, try to understand it. ==> Basically read other people's code, that's the best way to learn.

Tutorials are really - after knowing the basics - mostly just a waste of time. You can always learn 1-2 new things in general, but usually you forgot most of it soon if you do not put it to use.

 

[ndroidLover]

Sorry for being a bit long, but here's some tips then:

OK, then try books, try the django official docs. There are also many good books out there, one that I recommend is called mastering django.

But first and foremost the best you can do is figuring out something you want to build, and try building it with what you already know. Get bootstrap or bulma or even tailwind css (or whatever css framework itches your mind), and build something with django.

If you get stuck, just look up the problem on stackoverflow, and django official docs / github. Try to understand what works and why it works that way.

You can also look up projects written in django - one of the best ways is to go djangopackages (point) com and look for something that is interesting. Try setting it up, make it work on your computer, then look at the code, how it was made, try to understand it. ==> Basically read other people's code, that's the best way to learn.

Tutorials are really - after knowing the basics - mostly just a waste of time. You can always learn 1-2 new things in general, but usually you forgot most of it soon if you do not put it to use.

ya understand thanks a lot

 

[tukumish]

Sorry for being a bit long, but here's some tips then:

OK, then try books, try the django official docs. There are also many good books out there, one that I recommend is called mastering django.

But first and foremost the best you can do is figuring out something you want to build, and try building it with what you already know. Get bootstrap or bulma or even tailwind css (or whatever css framework itches your mind), and build something with django.

If you get stuck, just look up the problem on stackoverflow, and django official docs / github. Try to understand what works and why it works that way.

You can also look up projects written in django - one of the best ways is to go djangopackages (point) com and look for something that is interesting. Try setting it up, make it work on your computer, then look at the code, how it was made, try to understand it. ==> Basically read other people's code, that's the best way to learn.

Tutorials are really - after knowing the basics - mostly just a waste of time. You can always learn 1-2 new things in general, but usually you forgot most of it soon if you do not put it to use.

I have spent some time with Django Rest Framework. When I am stuck, I just go to documentation or look inside source code. Tutorials can only get you so far

 

[ndroidLover]

Please upload complete course , as last 4 folders named
– Django Admin
– Django Forms
– Django Class Based Views
– Django Linode Deployment missing
@TUTProfessor

 

[xplorer]

@TUTProfessor please upload this contents

– Django Admin
– Django Forms
– Django Class Based Views
– Django Linode Deployment missing

 

[ndroidLover]

@TUTProfessor please upload this contents

– Django Admin
– Django Forms
– Django Class Based Views
– Django Linode Deployment missing

 

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TUTProfessor updated Django 4 and Python Full-Stack Developer Masterclass with a new update entry:

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Course Updated 1-2022

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[Paco212]

thanks for the update