Python Django Dev To Deployment
Learn Python Django From Beginning
Learn Python and build & deploy a real estate application using the
Django framework & PostgreSQL.
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English
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Last Updated
04/2020
Course Overview Video
16+ hours on-demand video
5 downloadable resources
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of completion
What you'll learn
Course Description
This is a very practical course where we take a list of requirements from a fictional company to build a real estate application using Django. We will take a basic html/css Bootstrap 4 theme and turn it into a real working application with an admin area to manage resources including property listings, realtors and contact inquiries. We also have a section on learning basic Python syntax.
Check out the below curriculum & projects.
Module1: Course Introduction
Module 2: Getting Setup
Module 3: Python Fundamentals
Module 4: Project Specs & Getting Started
Module 5: Getting Started With Django
Module 6: Models, Migration & Admin
Module 7: View Methods, Display & Search
Module 8: Accounts & Authentication
Module 9: Contact Inquiries
Module 10: Django Deployment
Course Ratings
Some of the Latest Reviews
Leandro I.
Wow, This course is really easy to follow. Brad is very clear and concise, he goes into small details and I love how organised his file structure is. The final product is a real estate website that is pretty much ready to be deployed. I would definitely recommend this course to other students.
Alexey L.
Watching a lot of videos from Brad and am always happy with his extraordinary tutoring abilities. He keeps things dead simple and nothing is missed, so learning new things is easy and fast. Thank you Brad for sharing your experience with us!
Josef W.
The course is very well structured. All chapters are understandable. It also becomes clear that you can separate frontend and backend development, which is important to know. Finally, I would like to say that I like Brad's relaxed way of explaining things. Thanks Brad!
