Introduction to Django for beginners

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Python beginners crash course

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Python

Lecture 3: Download and install Python

Lecture 4: The python IDLE

Lecture 5: Python Variables

Lecture 6: Python List

Lecture 7: Python Tuples

Lecture 8: What is a class

Lecture 9: Your first Python Program

Lecture 10: Generating Random Numbers

Lecture 11: Number guessing game

Chapter 2: Introduction to command line Interface

Lecture 1: What is the command line interface

Lecture 2: How to access the command line

Lecture 3: What you can do with command line

Lecture 4: Useful commands

Chapter 3: Introduction to Code Editors

Lecture 1: Introduction to Plain Text Editors

Lecture 2: Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 3: Installing SublimeText

Lecture 4: Installing Brackets

Lecture 5: Installing Atom

Chapter 4: Django Installation and setup

Lecture 1: What is Django

Lecture 2: Famous Apps built with Django

Lecture 3: Django Architecture

Lecture 4: What is Http

Lecture 5: How the internet works

Lecture 6: Verifying Python and Pip installation

Lecture 7: Creating a new project directory

Lecture 8: Installing virtual environment

Lecture 9: Creating and activating a virtual environment

Lecture 10: Updating Pip

Lecture 11: Installing Django

Chapter 5: Introduction to Django App and Project

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Django App Vs Django Project

Lecture 3: Creating a Django Project

Lecture 4: Anatomy of a Django Project

Lecture 5: Starting a django development server

Lecture 6: What are Migrations

Lecture 7: Installing a Django App

Lecture 8: Anatomy of a Django App

Chapter 6: Building our Django Todolist App

Lecture 1: Project mockup design

Lecture 2: Django admin and superuser

Lecture 3: Templates

Lecture 4: What are views

Lecture 5: URL and URL Patterns

Lecture 6: Accessing static files

Chapter 7: Django Models

Lecture 1: What are Django Models

Lecture 2: Creating a Model

Lecture 3: Migrating Models

Lecture 4: Adding model to admin site

Chapter 8: Version Control

Lecture 1: What is version control

Lecture 2: What is git

Lecture 3: Installing Git

Lecture 4: Git configuration

Lecture 5: Git Glossary

Lecture 6: What is Github

Lecture 7: Creating a Github account

Lecture 8: Initialising a git repository

Lecture 9: Excluding files and directories from version control

Lecture 10: Adding files and directories to version control

Lecture 11: Committing code to version control

Lecture 12: Creating a remote repository on Github

Lecture 13: Pushing project code to github

Chapter 9: Implementing Dynamic Data Display

Lecture 1: Displaying data from database

Lecture 2: Setting background color for completed items

Lecture 3: committing changes to github

Lecture 4: Adding a form

Lecture 5: Getting form to capture data from text input

Lecture 6: Adding form to template and view

Lecture 7: Adding form input to database

Lecture 8: Creating a view for completed items

Lecture 9: Creating a view to delete all completed items

Lecture 10: creating a view function to remove all items from database

Lecture 11: Pushing updates to version control

Chapter 10: Deploying your django app to the cloud

Lecture 1: Deploying your app to the internet – part 1

Lecture 2: Deploying your app to the internet – part 2

Lecture 3: Deploying your app to the internet – part 3

Lecture 4: Project Source Code

Lecture 5: Thank You