Python Django Project - Ecommerce Store (2021) - Part 1 - Building models, views and testing

Welcome to the Django Ecommerce Projectv1 2021. This Django project is aimed at getting you started with Django and moving you into more advanced topics as the project progresses. This first tutorial is most definitely aimed at Django beginners where we cover the basics of developing Django views, URLS, models and get started with testing our application. By the end of this tutorial you will have a working product catalogue which will form the basis of our Ecommerce application.

Timeline:
Introduction & Getting Started
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00:00 Project Introduction
04:38 Preview of final application

Development
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05:52 Visual Studio Extensions
07:38 Check Python Version
07:42 Create Virtual Environment
08:30 Install Django
08:52 Start Django Project
09:40 Create New Django App
10:42 Building the Models
29:37 Install Pillow
30:02 Make Initial Migrations
31:43 Setup the Media Folder for Saving Images
36:39 Django Admin Configuration

Testing Part 1 - Testing Models
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44:38 Introduction to Django Python Testing
46:47 How to run a test in Django
49:25 Working with Coverage
53:36 A Test Anatomy
01:03:54 Building Model Tests

Developing URLs and Views
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01:11:06 Intro and Visualising URLs, Views, Templates and Models
01:15:13 Configuring the URL Files
01:19:16 Building the Home View
01:22:59 Configure the Template Settings
01:23:51 Django Templating
01:30:44 Integrating Bootstrap to the Project
01:35:11 Developing the base and home page with Bootstrap
01:37:37 Developing the Category view
01:38:36 Making Data Available - Context Pre-processor
01:40:46 Building the Products Data Grid
01:45:04 Building the Product Single Page View
01:55:25 Building Dynamic Links - Linking Pages and Categories
01:59:03 Building the Category View and Template

Testing Part 2 - Testing Views
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02:07:22 Building Tests for Views
02:11:01 How to Skip Tests
02:13:03 Using the Test Client
02:15:53 Understanding HTML Response Codes
02:20:34 Using HttpRequest() to Test HTML Code
02:31:49 Using Request Factory Introduction and Test Example

PEP 8 Python Style Guide
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02:37:10 Introduction to PEP 8
02:39:43 Flake8 Install and Basic Usage
02:43:18 Installing and using isort

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