Learning Django -Programming For Intermediate Django Users

Building Modern, Scalable, and Maintainable Web Applications

What you'll learn
Once you have completed this training course, you will have learned how to build modern, scalable, and maintainable web applications with Django
Learn to build Web Apps with Django
Requirements
Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons
PC or MAC
Description
In this Intermediate Django training course, expert author Mark Lavin will teach you how to build a modern, scalable, and maintainable web application with Django. This course is designed for users that are already familiar with Django and web development.
You will start by learning about customization, then jump into learning about management commands, including how to write a management command, add command options, and test management commands. From there, Mark will teach you about views and templates, AJAX with Django, migrations, and user input and management. This video tutorial also covers asynchronous tasks with Celery, including how to create a task, run periodic tasks, and monitor Celery. Finally, you will learn about settings and configuration and code quality. 
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will have learned how to build modern, scalable, and maintainable web applications with Django. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Important - Download These First - Working Files

Lecture 2 Course Overview And About The Author

Lecture 3 Prerequisites And Environment Setup

Lecture 4 Project Description

Section 2: ORM Customization

Lecture 5 Custom Managers

Lecture 6 Custom Querysets

Lecture 7 Aggregation And Annotation

Section 3: Admin Customization

Lecture 8 Customizing Admin Listing

Lecture 9 Adding New Admin Filters

Lecture 10 Adding New Admin Actions

Lecture 11 Testing Admin Customization

Section 4: Management Commands

Lecture 12 Writing A Management Command

Lecture 13 Adding Command Options And Flags

Lecture 14 Testing Management Commands

Lecture 15 Running Management Commands With Cron

Section 5: Views And Templates

Lecture 16 Building Base Template

Lecture 17 Static Files Configuration

Lecture 18 Template Inheritance Patterns

Lecture 19 Unit Testing Views

Section 6: AJAX With Django

Lecture 20 JSON Views

Lecture 21 Client-Side Requests With jQuery

Lecture 22 Passing Variables From Django To The Client

Lecture 23 Filtering With Django-Filter

Section 7: Migrations

Lecture 24 Migration Basics

Lecture 25 Multi-Step Migrations

Lecture 26 Updating Code Base For Model Adjustments

Lecture 27 Squashing Migrations

Section 8: User Input

Lecture 28 Form Views

Lecture 29 Form Rendering

Lecture 30 Multiple Model Updates With Formsets

Lecture 31 Testing Forms

Section 9: User Management

Lecture 32 Built-In Views - Login And Logout

Lecture 33 Built-In Views - Password Change

Lecture 34 New User Creation

Section 10: Asynchronous Tasks With Celery

Lecture 35 Motivation, Celery And RabbitMQ Setup

Lecture 36 Creating A Task

Lecture 37 Running Periodic Tasks

Lecture 38 Monitoring Celery

Section 11: Settings And Configuration

Lecture 39 Environment Settings

Lecture 40 Logging Configuration

Lecture 41 Security Related Settings

Section 12: Code Quality

Lecture 42 Checking Test Coverage

Lecture 43 Static Python Analysis With Flake8

Lecture 44 Static JS Analysis With JSHint

Section 13: Conclusion

Lecture 45 Resources

Lecture 46 Wrap Up

This course is designed for users that are already familiar with Django and web development,Geared to Django users who want to surpass their beginner skills