Python Django Framework Full Course - Learning with the Docs

Learn the Python Django framework directly from the Django documentation. Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design.

In this tutorial, we will build a full MVC app using the Django official docs as a guide.

⭐️Contents ⭐️
⌨️(0:00) Part 1
⌨️(25:09) Part 2
⌨️(1:06:49) Part 3
⌨️(1:45:25) Part 4
⌨️(2:26:33) Part 5
⌨️(3:18:00) Part 6

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[henksiebelink]

Dude you lost me right in the beginning when you started about conda and then to your editor config and then stopped using conda alltogether... or did I miss something?

[designsavedme]

I've watched tutorials and taken Django classes when I saw a craigslist clone I said let me see his approach. I don't even know what the 8 hours are for. You spent like 4 hours reading people a documentation making things look harder than they really are then to the app and your jumping from stage 1 to 12 then back to 2 how do you expect a beginner to follow that. All your tutorials have this element of getting people confused except for the paid courses. Dude if you wanna help, do it the right way.

[asimshrestha]

The course you guys provide are so awesome. I have a small request to you please make on node js also.

[pdhrubapadasinha]

l am sory l cannot understood this tutorial l donot want to allowed anyone entered until my pan card not linked with my othercard

[goshmain]

If anyone doesn't understand Django, I strongly recommend you to rewatch and you will understand.

[mshimanshu]

clever programmer + code camp ?
thats awesome

[genisaile]

Man, please display just the screen only. I lose the focus when you switch between the monitor and showing yourself.

[mshimanshu]

for those who are seeing an error like - conda : no such command
type : pip install conda

[TorIvanBoine]

Funny. I started with this tutorial yesterday. Impeccable timing you guys! :)

[candiLove]

Thanks for taking the time to do this tutorial. I haven't gone through it entirely, but please, if you do any more vids, punch up the font size a few times. Please. It really makes a difference and UX is king these days.

[paristar]

how many of you haven't Upgraded the PIP version

[CodingHack]

in this code admin login successfully but i want user login with model values in django 2.1 how it is possible
plz reply


def login(request):
if request.method=='POST':


user=authenticate(username=username1, password=password1)
if user is not None:
if user.is_active:
dj_login(request, user)
return render(request, "products/dashboard.html")
else:
print("user is not active")
else:
messages.error(request, 'Username and Password is invalid')
return render(request, 'products/login.html')
else:
return render(request, 'products/login.html')

[argeelearner]

Please also make advanced Django tutorial

[krome]

im having difficulty on Question.objects.all()
it shows me <QuerySet [<Question: Question object (1)>, <Question: Question object (2)>, <Question: Question object (3)>]>

[samuelkctweneboah-kodua]

is it necessary to code the API because filling the forms creates the API I guess....

[_.sunnyraj._]

Hello dear I have a question I have watched mike's python tutorial what should I watch after that
Becuz this is at another level from that tutorial

[anupsagar]

This is so good...yet so frustrating....the video doesnt zoom in...which turns off mobile users...even big screen users need to use full screen to see the code.

[soelylasalie]

The most up to date Django documentation review. Thank you!

[ivofrancisco]

Yes! This was very informative. Thank you.

[prasenjeet]

Does anyone else have problem reading whats on the pycharm screen? The text is barely readable. Would be able to watch if the fonts looked bigger