Python Django Tutorial For Beginners 2024 - Full Course

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Django crash course for beginners. In this video, you will learn about django and how you can build web applications with it. I'll be covering all the core concepts of Django that you need to know as a beginner. We'll start from the basics by creating a new project, rendering an html template file, and also the static files. Then we will move to the integration of databases, user authentication like login and signup, and more fun stuff in django.

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⭐️ Timestamps ⭐️
00:00:00 | Introduction
00:01:16 | Installation Of Django
00:21:33 | Url Routing And Django Apps
00:36:05 | Django Template Language
00:42:39 | Sending Data To Template File
00:49:57 | Building A Word Counter In Django
01:04:58 | Get vs Post In Django
01:11:04 | Static Files In Django
01:26:13 | Introduction To Django Models
01:50:46 | Django Admin Panel & Manipulation Of Database
02:08:22 | User Registration In Django
02:30:30 | User Login And Logout In Django
02:48:28 | Dynamic Url Routing In Django
02:59:07 | Postgresql Setup

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Tip: if you're using newer versions of Python and Django, add an extra attribute in the models.py file called "default" to the "name" and "details" fields, so that you can assign them a default value. Otherwise, you won't be able to log in into the admin panel, since you'll get an error telling you that the "name" and "detail" fields cannot be null.

For instance, use
"name = models.CharField(max_length=100, default='000')"
instead of
"name =

Other than that, nice tutorial!

eduardorpg

So far, this is best video I have seen for django beginners. Thank you so much Tomi

michaelsolomon

Hey thanks a lot for taking the time to explain how you close the venv and access it again inside the vscode terminal. That saved me a lot of time when I was figuring out why localhost would get errors all the time (I wasn't connected to the venv when running the server). I really appreciate the tutorial. All the best!

Minttusuklaarae

nice Tomi!!! We are waiting for a Django + React full project!!!
Thanks for your work, all is well explained!!!

luistorreschuquilin

hello Tomi,
i have a question, which font did you use in this tutorial?, you have a different (italic) font for functions and import modules and a different one for the rest of the code?
how did you do it?

Shahsaud

Hi, I think you should use Google Chrome browser, because it is faster than Edge.

Your video lessons are very useful, thank you.

saminjonov

After an hour into the video, I must say this is one of the best Django tutorials on YouTube. Thanks a bunch
Is there a way to reach you personally( like your what app contact, or something similar)

yemjoe