
On 2025 Learn Django 5 by building Real World Project from Scratch to Deployment with a Bootstrap 5 Template
What you will learn
Build a real world website by using Django & front-end Bootstrap Template
Create relationships between model tables in the database
Learn to create HTML forms with Django
Learn to use and display Sqlite Database
Working with Django Database Migrations
Fetching Database Records
Using and Integrating Django with Bootstrap Templates
Learning Django HTML Template Language to handle the front-end
Configure Rich Text Editor on Django
Building your own view functions and urls for the webpage
Working and Sending Emails with Django by GMAIL
Using and Customising Django Admin Site
Deploying the website to the internet by Pythonanywhere
Pagination of items in HTML by Django
Learning Django Models, ORM and Database Control
Working with Virtual Environment & installing packages
Handling Static Files in Django (HTML, CSS, Javascript, Images)
Create Relationships between Django models & accessing data
How to perform the basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations
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- Course Overview
- Explore the Structural Architecture of the Django 5 framework, focusing on how the latest version optimizes web performance and security.
- Understand the Model-Template-View (MTV) Design Pattern to separate business logic from user interface components for cleaner code management.
- Master the Development Lifecycle, moving methodically from a local environment setup to a fully functional production server.
- Analyze Modern Web Standards as of 2025, ensuring your projects are compatible with contemporary browser requirements and user expectations.
- Learn the Logic of Web Requests and how the server processes data packets to deliver dynamic content to global users.
- Requirements / Prerequisites
- A fundamental understanding of Python Programming, including variables, loops, and basic data structures.
- Basic familiarity with Command Line Interfaces (CLI) or terminal usage for executing scripts and navigating directories.
- A computer with Stable Internet Access and administrative privileges to install the necessary software and libraries.
- A Curiosity for Back-End Logic and a desire to understand how the “hidden” parts of the internet operate.
- No prior experience with Django or web deployment is necessary; the curriculum is designed for Progressive Learning.
- Skills Covered / Tools Used
- Utilization of Visual Studio Code (VS Code) and its powerful extensions for efficient Python development and debugging.
- Implementing Environment Variable Management to protect sensitive credentials like secret keys and API tokens.
- Applying Web Security Best Practices to prevent common vulnerabilities such as Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF).
- Mastering Dependency Management to ensure your project remains portable and reproducible across different machines.
- Integration of Modern UI Components to ensure that functionality is matched by a sleek, professional aesthetic.
- Benefits / Outcomes
- Build a High-Quality Portfolio Project that demonstrates your ability to handle complex server-side logic to potential employers.
- Gain the Confidence to Freelance by understanding how to take a client’s idea from a blank script to a live URL.
- Develop Problem-Solving Skills specific to web development, such as troubleshooting server errors and optimizing data flow.
- Bridge the gap between Conceptual Programming and practical application by seeing your code live on the internet.
- Achieve a Full-Stack Perspective, allowing you to collaborate effectively with both designers and database administrators.
- PROS
- Future-Proof Skills: Focuses on Django 5, the most current version, ensuring your knowledge is relevant for years to come.
- End-to-End Execution: Does not stop at the “localhost” stage; it takes you all the way to a public-facing website.
- Logical Pacing: The curriculum is structured to build complexity gradually, preventing learner burnout.
- CONS
- Python Centric: The course is highly specialized for the Python ecosystem, which may require a mindset shift for those used to JavaScript-heavy frameworks.
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