Get hands-on experience of Django web development by building a functional web application with user management, search filters, styling, and cloud deployment.

Zero to Hero in Back-end Web Development

This module focuses on learning Django web development through hands-on examples. We will learn to build a web application, step-by-step, including setting up URLs, views, and templates for different web pages. We will also look at various other useful concepts, such as creating and managing user accounts, implementing search filters, uploading images, and using Bootstrap for styling. Additionally, we’ll also cover cloud deployment using AWS (Amazon Web Services) and Heroku. We’ll learn each concept with the help of an executable environment to get hands-on experience. At the end of this module, we will have built a functional web application using Django.

Django Takeoff: Developing Modern Applications

Filters are used to search for specific pieces of data.

Filters are used to search for specific pieces of data.

The line `django_filters` needs to be added to the `INSTALLED_APPS` section in order to be used.


The line <code>django_filters</code> needs to be added to the <code>INSTALLED_APPS</code> section in order to be used.

The command `pip install django_filter` will install the Django filter.


The command <code>pip install django_filter</code> will install the Django filter.

An extra ***models.py*** file needs to be created when adding a filter.

An extra models.py file needs to be created when adding a filter.

The line `import django_filters` will import the Django filter.

The line <code>import django_filters</code> will import the Django filter.

`fields = ['condition', 'city', 'state']`

Use __________ to generate a filter for a given model.

Use __________ to generate a filter for a given model.

To access filtered objects, use __________.

To access filtered objects, use __________.

Check your understanding of Django filters.

Quiz: Django Filters