What is Django?

New to building web apps in Python? Heard of Django and wondering what that's all about?
In this video, Jamil Spain will explain what Django is and how it can help you develop high-speed web apps faster and easier.

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[wartem]

Django follows MVC pattern very closely but it uses slightly different terminology. Django is essentially an MTV (Model-Template-View) framework. Django uses the term Templates for Views and Views for Controller. In other words, in Django views are called templates, and controllers are called views.
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[masabotim]

That skill of writing backwards is award - worthy my man !!

[pablofalco]

What a fantastic presentation, I wish I had all these tools available when I was in college...

[Pankaj-Verma-]

That was very helpful, thanks for your time and effort.

[petersharma]

This is a really neat writing effect. How is it done?

[sandeeppareek]

Useful information but what is IBM doing so far for the support of dango framework use..

[DanielPizarro]

thank you so much for this video, made it very understandable

[askanner]

In future videos please can you add label numbers to your arrows when Diagramming Frameworks?

[yt-sh]

Thank you for this, can we get videos on MERN stack too..

[avibhardwaj]

Nice video, But you mostly talk about MVC instead of Django (video Title : What is Django?)

[d_mvp]

Off topic question : How do you record the video? Looks like a mirror view.

[ABHISHEK-AVK]

Bad explanation....
This video is more about Mvc and not on Django.

[pavelageev]

He is writing backwards?! That’s what working for IBM apparently does to a human being!

[ohadkelner]

this video's footage is mirrored, change my mind.

[pragueexpat]

Hmm, I thought Controller communicates with Model and Controller, but Model and Controller doesn't communicate with each other's directly..

[andrewshirley]

Lose the dryboard. It slows everything down and unnecessarily lengthens the lesson. Otherwise, nice.

[pipegris]

Shouldn't be the Model talking to the Controller and then the Controller provides the data for the View, instead of having the Model talking to the View

[charlescleivin]

Do you seriously just write backwards?