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- Are you a Python developer interested in web development? Django is a popular web framework built on top of Python. It helps programmers rapidly create maintainable and flexible web applications, powered by an SQL database. I'm going to show you how to use Django to build a modular web application using URL routing, a data model, an administrative interface, server-side templating, and static assets, such as CSS and JavaScript. We'll learn these techniques while creating an example project that manages pet adoptions. My name is Caleb Smith, and I've been programming and teaching Python, Django, and other technologies for over a decade. If you're ready to use your Python skills to build a web application in Django, then come join me in this LinkedIn Learning course.
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Introduction
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1. Set Up a Django Project
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What is Django?1m 43s
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Create a Django project4m 45s
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Create a Django app4m 20s
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2. Work with Django Models and the Admin
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Django models1m 19s
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Django fields3m 46s
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Implement model and fields5m 24s
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Django migrations6m 5s
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Import CSV data6m 24s
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Work with the Django admin7m 18s
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3. Build URL Handlers and Views
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Understand URL patterns4m 45s
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Implement URL patterns7m 4s
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Implement Django views7m 21s
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4. Build Django Templates
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Django templates5m 12s
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Structure templates3m 13s
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Integrate CSS and JavaScript5m 53s
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Conclusion
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Next steps43s
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