Django 3 - Full Stack Websites with Python Web Development
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Build 3 stunning websites, learn Back and Front End Web Development, deploy your site with HTML5, CSS3 and Bootstrap 4
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2 points • jelliman88
https://www.udemy.com/course/django-3-make-websites-with-python-tutorial-beginner-learn-bootstrap/
This course on Udemy shows how to build basic Django apps AND how to deploy them on pythonanywhere
Hope it helps.
1 points • dude1107
Same same fellow redditor ,I am also new to django ,sorry but I don't really know the answers for your questions ,but yea there is a lot of resources over the internet.
I would recommend to you this course that I am taking in the meantime: https://www.udemy.com/course/django-3-make-websites-with-python-tutorial-beginner-learn-bootstrap/ . It's really helpful for beginners in django.
0 points • Bernard_schwartz
Learn some Django or flask. Very easy to start projects and it is all HTML front end so easy to customize as well as make cross platform. If you use a bootstrap website you don’t even have to create the site from scratch. Check out Nick Walter Django tutorial on Udemy for a jump start into this world.
https://www.udemy.com/course/django-3-make-websites-with-python-tutorial-beginner-learn-bootstrap/
1 points • Seaborn63
Agreed. Django Tutorial mentioned above is good.
Codecademy is a great free resource for learning Python basics so you don't have to purchase a course for that.
I did dig a little on Udemy and if that's what you really want I found this course which doesn't look too bad and it was last updated in Feb. this year
https://www.udemy.com/course/django-3-make-websites-with-python-tutorial-beginner-learn-bootstrap/
1 points • VincentxH
I haven't tried them but something like https://www.udemy.com/course/full-stack-application-development-with-spring-boot-and-angular/
or
https://www.udemy.com/course/django-3-make-websites-with-python-tutorial-beginner-learn-bootstrap/
looks solid from a tech and student review perspective. Whatever you do, avoid "react". I'd say that is a bit too advanced to start out with. Udemy generally discounts the courses below $20, be mindful of when that happens.