Django Core | A Reference Guide to Core Django Concepts – Justin Mitchel

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$49   $20 – Django Core | A Reference Guide to Core Django Concepts – Justin Mitchel

Hours of Content: 20

Our philosophy is teaching individuals how to code by going through step by step projects. This drives the majority of our content with one exception: the Django Core course.

In this course, we go in-depth into various Django concepts to provide a comprehensive guide to topics that include:

• Django Models
• Model Instance Methods & Properties
• Model-level field validation
• How models map to databases and Primary Keys
• Django Forms and Formsets
• Relating Data with Foreign Keys in Django
• Handling Subdomains with Django Hosts
• Form validation
• Model Form
• Function Based Views (FBVs)
• Class Based Views (CBVs)
• CRUD in Django Views (Create Retrieve Update Delete List)
• Django Templates
• Template Inheritance
• Template shortcuts & Filters
• Django translation

What are the requirements?

• Try Django 1.8 & Up (suggested course is Try Django 1.9 as it has Try Django 1.8 too)
• Python knowledge is a plus (30 Days of Python is a suggested course)

What am I going to get from this course?

• Django Models
• Model Instance Methods & Properties
• Model-level field validation
• Django Forms and Formsets
• Form validation
• Model Form
• Function Based Views (FBVs)
• Class Based Views (CBVs)
• CRUD in Django Views (Create Retrieve Update Delete List)
• Django Templates
• Django translation
• Deploying Django on a Live Server| Heroku, Webfaction, Linode, Digital Ocean
• Celery + Redis for asynchronous tasks and scheduled tasks
• and much more!
• Requirements are Python 2.7 or 3.3 and Django 1.8 & up
• We use Python 3 and Django 1.10 in this one

What is the target audience?

• Requirements are Python 2.7 or 3.3 and Django 1.8 & up
• We use Python 3 and Django 1.10 in this one
• Anyone looking to learn more about Django
• Any student looking to build robust cutting edge web applications
• Python Users
• Django beginners with some experience, like doing our Try Django (1.8 & up Series)

Course Curriculum

Introduction

• 001 – Introduction (2:39)
• 002 – Installation & Recommended Setup (2:30)
• 003 – How to use this course (2:36)

Django Views

• 004 – Introduction (1:47)
• 005 – Install & First View (11:25)
• 006 – Http Response & Http Response Redirect (11:02)
• 007 – CRUD & Views (10:48)
• 008 – Template Rendering (5:28)
• 009 – Understanding Context (5:28)
• 010 – User Context & Login Required Decorator (6:41)
• 011 – Detail View (12:17)
• 012 – Create View (13:44)
• 013 – Update View (5:26)
• 014 – Delete View (6:15)
• 015 – Combining Crud in 1 View (11:51)
• 016 – Search in List View & Q Lookups (6:29)
• 017 – Thank you and next steps (0:40)

Django Models Unleashed

• 018 – Introduction (1:57)
• 019 – Documentation & Version (1:22)
• 020 – Start Blank Project (4:07)
• 021 – App, First Model, & Makemigrations (7:14)
• 022 – Boolean Field, Null, & Default Values (9:55)
• 023 – CharField & TextField (4:34)
• 024 – Render Model in Admin (5:06)
• 025 – Django Field Choices (5:40)
• 026 – Object Unicode Name (3:38)
• 027 – Built-in Validation (5:59)
• 028 – Custom Field Validation (6:16)
• 029 – Overriding the Save Method (7:40)
• 030 – Using Signals with Models (10:48)
• 031 – Error Messages & Help Text (3:36)
• 032 – Timestamp & DateTimeField (7:25)
• 033 – Instance Methods & Properties (9:46)
• 034 – Model Managers (9:54)
• 035 – Custom QuerySet Methods (8:49)
• 036 – Models in the Python Shell (10:44)
• 037 – Thank you! (0:50)

Understanding Class Based Views

• 038 – Welcome (0:39)
• 039 – Requirements & Recommendations (1:50)
• 040 – Intro & Template View (4:10)
• 041 – Customize Template View (6:14)
• 042 – Base View and Mixins (10:01)
• 043 – Login Required Decorator & Custom Mixin (9:18)
• 044 – DetailView (11:03)
• 045 – ListView (8:22)
• 046 – CreateView (12:09)
• 047 – UpdateView (4:11)
• 048 – Delete View (7:18)
• 049 – Handling Exceptions with Objects (7:05)
• 050 – Django Messages in a CBV (7:50)
• 051 – Using a FormMixin in a CBV (11:56)
• 052 – Next Steps (1:17)

Forms & Formsets

• 053 – Introduction (1:21)
• 054 – Requirements & Suggestions (2:34)
• 055 – Basic Overview (2:22)
• 056 – An HTML Form (6:26)
• 057 – Your First Django Form (2:21)
• 058 – Render the Form (5:53)
• 059 – Form Fields (4:37)
• 060 – Collecting Data via HTML Form (6:54)
• 061 – Collecting Data via Django Form (6:30)
• 062 – Basic Form Validation (5:07)
• 063 – Initial Form Data (10:23)
• 064 – Form Field Label & Widgets (11:45)
• 065 – Model Form (9:01)
• 066 – Override the Save Method in Model Form (8:04)
• 067 – Adjusting Model Form Data in a View (5:32)
• 068 – Custom Error Messages (11:16)
• 069 – Rendering Form Errors in a View (6:29)
• 070 – Rendering Fields Manually within a Template (8:54)
• 071 – Reusable Form Template Snippet (5:54)
• 072 – Django Formsets (7:14)
• 073 – Model Formsets (7:11)
• 074 – ModelForm and QuerySets in Model Formsets (6:17)
• 075 – Dynamic New Form in Formsets with jQuery (15:53)
• 076 – Next Steps (0:56)

Django Templates

• 077 – Setup Project (9:43)
• 078 – Introduction (1:34)
• 079 – Template Filters (10:06)
• 080 – For Loops & Cycle (10:19)
• 081 – Inheritance (10:11)
• 082 – Include with Variables (6:34)
• 083 – Override App Templates (9:01)
• 084 – Thank you and next steps (1:44)

Django Translation

• 085 – Introduction (2:27)
• 086 – Setup gettext using Homebrew (2:46)
• 087 – Translate a String in a View (6:33)
• 088 – Manually Activate Translation by Language (2:23)
• 089 – Django Translation in Template (3:33)
• 090 – Thank you (0:48)

Django User Model Unleashed

• 091 – Welcome (1:05)
• 092 – Requirements (2:00)
• 093 – Extend User Model (11:04)
• 094 – Custom User Model (17:16)
• 095 – Extending the Custom User Model (4:04)
• 096 – Register User (8:42)
• 097 – User Login & Authentication (17:32)
• 098 – User Logout (2:21)
• 099 – User Login with Username or Email (9:21)
• 100 – Inactive User (6:29)
• 101 – Activation Keys (14:01)
• 102 – Thank you and next steps (0:34)

Django Tests Unleashed

• 103 – Requirements (2:45)
• 104 – Setup Project (3:11)
• 105 – Model Tests (18:32)
• 106 – Form Tests (10:02)
• 107 – View Tests (8:00)
• 108 – Authenticating Users Tests (13:25)
• 109 – CRUD Test in Django Rest Framework (11:56)
• 110 – Thank you and next steps (0:38)

Deployment

• 111 – Deployment Introduction (1:52)
• 112 – Linode Part 1 (17:02)
• 113 – Linode Part 2 (12:04)
• 114 – Digital Ocean Setup (10:58)
• 115 – Digital Ocean Local Django Project (19:35)
• 116 – Digital Ocean Debian + Apache + Django (15:43)
• 117 – Digital Ocean Local to Live (12:29)
• 118 – Webfaction Setup (8:20)
• 119 – Webfaction Local Django Project (19:35)
• 120 – Webfaction Local to Live (13:01)
• 121 – Heroku Login to Heroku (4:33)
• 122 – Local Django Project (19:35)
• 123 – Setup Git for your Project (8:08)
• 124 – Create Heroku App (4:52)
• 125 – Production Settings & Static Files (5:10)
• 126 – Custom Domain & Go Live (15:04)

Django Foreign Keys Unleashed

• 127 – Welcome to Foreign Keys Unleashed (0:47)
• 128 – First Foreign Key Relation (6:52)
• 129 – Relations in the Shell (8:08)
• 130 – More Foreign Keys (9:45)
• 131 – ManyToMany Field (8:26)
• 132 – One to One Field (8:12)
• 133 – On Delete (11:21)
• 134 – Limit Choices To (4:00)
• 135 – Search & Change Foreign Key Field in Admin (3:32)
• 136 – Save Request User to Model in Admin (4:35)
• 137 – Model Admin Method for User Foreign Key (4:03)
• 138 – Related Name in Foreign Key (4:57)
• 139 – Thank you (0:48)

Time & Tasks | A Guide to Connecting Django, Celery, + Redis

• 140 – What is Time & Tasks (3:01)
• 141 – Requirements (1:44)
• 142 – Download Redis (5:16)
• 143 – Install Celery & Redis in Virtualenv (4:50)
• 144 – Celery Module (2:50)
• 145 – Create a Django App (4:34)
• 146 – Defer Tasks with Celery (11:46)
• 147 – Scheduled Tasks (7:45)
• 148 – Celery & Redis on Heroku (7:32)
• 149 – Thank you (0:30)

Django Hosts

• 150 – Welcome (1:26)
• 151 – Setup & Test Domains Locally (4:03)
• 152 – Initial Setup (8:20)
• 153 – Routing Subdomain Names (5:57)
• 154 – Default Subdomain Redirects (8:09)
• 155 – Django Hosts Reverse (8:00)
• 156 – Django Hosts within an App (13:07)
• 157 – Build URLs with Template Tags (4:55)
• 158 – Setting the Request Subdomain (9:29)

Thank you & Next Steps

• 159 – Thank you and next steps! (2:10)

 

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