Build a Backend REST API with Python & Django - Beginner

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Finally create that App + fully-functioning user database in this crash course to building a REST API

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Mark Winterbottom

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r/learnprogramming • comment
4 points • StrictElephante

I was on the Odin project as well and felt the same about frontend and really frontend can be dull sometimes. I'm just glad I went on to learning backend quick enough.

There are many full stack courses on web development that are really general and many are mediocre at best (yes, I'm talking about the ones with a ton of 5 stars reviews). If you're a broke student like I was, you'll want to enroll in online courses that are worth it.

What I'd suggest is a course that gets you building a backend REST API with something like python & django. If you want to challenge yourself, look towards online courses that gets you building clones of real-world startups. For example, you can get yourself building a subscription box service with recurring payment plans. Either way, you'll want to be able to build something that future employers would love to see in your portfolio.

r/djangolearning • comment
1 points • leoaryan

i think for some reason my path is configured to different mysql than i want. i have vagrant ssh running virtual box .

I was doing this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/django-python/

tried to change settings to mysql . the terminal asked me to download mysql client. once i changed settings it kept connecting to the virtual environment mysql and not my laptop