Django Crash Course – Python Web Framewrok

In this Django crash course for beginners, you'll discover what makes Django powerful, how to set up your environment, and how to build your very first Django app. @code-with-abel will walk you through the essentials of models, views, and templates, giving you a solid foundation for future projects. By the end, you'll be ready to start creating your own dynamic web applications with Django.

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⭐️ Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (0:00:00) Intro
⌨️ (0:04:40) Creating Apps
⌨️ (0:05:47) Introduction to Web Frameworks
⌨️ (0:06:23) MVT
⌨️ (0:07:36) Views
⌨️ (0:15:38) Request and Response Objects
⌨️ (0:17:12) Models
⌨️ (0:20:23) Forms
⌨️ (0:24:35) Django Admin Panel
⌨️ (0:29:28) MySQL
⌨️ (0:34:40) Templates
⌨️ (0:43:31) Full Django Project
⌨️ (1:08:54) Outro

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👾 Nattira Maneerat
👾 Justin Hual

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[code-with-abel]

I'm Abel, the creator of this Django course and the person behind the Code with Abel YouTube channel.

If you have any questions about the course, drop them in the comments — I’ll do my best to help!

[queenofsheba]

I’m genuinely enjoying working with Django — it’s such a powerful and complete framework. Instead of juggling a dozen different libraries, Django handles most of the heavy lifting, and anything it doesn’t have can be added with just a simple package. Plus, it gives you the freedom to use any frontend you want — from plain HTML and JavaScript to modern frontend frameworks like React or Vue. Thank you Abel 🇪🇹 for this awesome crash course!

[zerobugs.]

I don't know how, but this channel releases whatever content I need if I think I should learn it, it somehow happens every damn time, thanks btw

[nikkehtine]

Seeing Beau without glasses on in the intro was a real shock

[suwethansuwe]

Right on time 😂. Seriously searching for django tutorial

[SimpleHak]

Glad to c Ethiopian Dev lecturing on here.
Very awesome work Abel keep going 👏👏👏👏👏
And pls come with advanced Django like DRF or other.
Thank you

[hjgghjfffh]

After i seen this course I've noticed that the course is prepared with prudent that is the outstanding of this lectures. I probably guess.
What? The content creator's is Ethiopian 🇪🇹 I'm proud about it.

[devanand]

this coarse is so much good, just because of the editing effort

[shashwatverma]

Please bring a video on the lecture series for probability, statistics, calculus for machine learning, as it was brought for linear algebra

[wryyy]

Dude I love this channel, always listening to my thoughts!

[repotranstech]

You should have added htmx to make it more like a single page application.Django, htmx is the latest stack.Good course though

[blueLavender-sf]

Thanks for such a clear-cut explanation .

[ZINHienVinhOfficial]

Next video pls, DRF or Django Ninja 🎉

[himkhy]

Django is Framework create system and writing code faster. Thamks

[pratickbhowmick]

29:55 After going to the link there are two options to download- one has 2.1mb and the other has 353.7mb. Which one should I download?

[mawkuri]

can you publish a course on app development using flet, with fast api and postgresql

[oleksandershevchenko]

Before this tutorial, I have never heard about pipenv, and probably my impression is very personal.
But it looks strange to install packages omitting creation of virtual environment.
This dependency manager - pipenv looks weird for me!
If feels strange to just start your tool with installing required packages.
Does it create project's virtual environment? Or you works with global one?
why don't you use poetry or uv?
Or standard pip and venv at least?

[mariahlima]

Hello! I'm developing a project using Django Admin for my college. I would like to know if it is possible to change the name of fields that are already predefined in the Django admin panel, such as this permissions field called Group? I would have to change the name to Permission Levels. Is this change possible?

[Ashore]

There’s too much emphasis on “what” the code being typed is, and not “why” it’s being typed.

[ankurotaku]

little lemon project? i have seen that. isn't it from coursera full stack course? oh it is