English
Intermediate
Web Development
Django for Beginners: Build Websites with Python and Django 4.2
William S. Vincent
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2023
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Completely updated for Django 4.2! Learn how to build five real-world Python web applications with authentication, testing, permissions, environment variables, and production-ready deployment. Key Features: * Master Django fundamentals, including models, ORM, views, templat
About this book
Completely updated for Django 4.2!
Learn how to build five real-world Python web applications with authentication, testing, permissions, environment variables, and production-ready deployment.
Key Features:
* Master Django fundamentals, including models, ORM, views, templates, settings, forms, authentication, and middleware.
* Deploy your websites into production and learn how to toggle between local and production environments seamlessly.
* Write robust tests for each project and utilize environment variables for enhanced security.
* Implement custom authentication: signup, login, logout, password change, and password reset.
* Integrate powerful third-party Django packages to improve key functionality.
Who this book is for:
This book is for readers with basic Python knowledge and programmers transitioning to Django from other web frameworks. It is a fast-paced guide to current best practices and modern web development with Django.
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