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Django: Forms

With Nick Walter Liked by 17,775 users
Duration: 2h Skill level: Intermediate Released: 3/8/2019

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Most websites require the use of forms to receive data from users, so it is crucial to know how to safely collect and handle data while maintaining a user-friendly experience on your website. In this course, learn how to use Django to create forms from scratch. Instructor Nick Walter also explains how to deploy forms to your site, access stored data, leverage submitted form data, work with widgets, customize formsets, and more.

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4.7 out of 5

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  • Tushar Niras Tushar Niras

    Tushar Niras

    Sr Data Center Operations Analyst @ ServiceNow | Linux, Networking, Servers

    5/5 January 26, 2024
    The course helped me understand Django forms really well.
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  • David Potter David Potter

    David Potter

    Linux Engineer & Django Developer

    5/5 January 18, 2024
    Nick's classes are always great.
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  • Arkadiusz Budkowski Arkadiusz Budkowski

    Arkadiusz Budkowski

    3D Design Engineer | IT: React & Python

    3/5 January 17, 2024
    Nice for beginners but sometimes should go deeper in explanation or possibilities. I think that using the same names in dictionary etc like {"list" : list} should be avoided as beginners will not be sure where does this come from, they will be always trying to use the same names as they learned. But the worst part for me was not using the Class Based Views or built-in django-bootstrap5, course a bit outdated(?). Still i liked the course, good job.
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  • Practice while you learn 1 exercise file
  • Test your knowledge 2 quizzes
  • Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone

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