Learn what Django experience is expected for this course.
- [Instructor] I'd like to take a moment to just cover what you should know before starting this course. First, you should have the basics of Python 3 down. We'll be using 3.7, but any Python 3 will work. Next, you're gonna want to have Django 2.1 installed on your computer. If you need any help with that, you can go to djangoproject.com. There's some great installation guides there. Next, you should have some basic terminal knowledge. We're gonna be moving in and out of directories, and I'll walk you through the rest there. Next, you'll need a text editor to edit your code.
I'd recommend using Atom. That's what I'll be using, but completely up to you there. And finally, you'll need some basic knowledge of HTML. Nothing too advanced, but at least know what some HTML tags are.
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10/8/2018- Setting up URLs in your Django project
- Creating models in Django
- Connecting your Django project to Postgres
- Adding static images
- Designing the layout for your website
- Creating object views
- Updating URL paths
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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1. Portfolio Project Overview
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2. Creating Django Apps
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3. Django and Databases
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Conclusion
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