Django for Beginners

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June 6, 2025 at 1:18 am #303
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Build six real-world Django websites from scratch with authentication, content management systems, tests, permissions, and production-ready deployment.

Django for Beginners is the fifth edition of the leading guide to building real-world web applications with Python. It takes a practical approach, introducing concepts through six projects designed to simulate real-world scenarios. From a Hello World website to a message board application, a blogging platform, and a newspaper CRM, you’ll learn about Django’s architecture and how to add new functionality step-by-step. Coverage includes best practices, enhanced testing, and a detailed deployment guide to ensure you’re ready for real-world web development challenges.

Key Features
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Updated for Django 5 and Python 3.12
Master Django fundamentals, including models, ORM, views, templates, URLs, settings, forms, and authentication
Deploy your website into production and toggle between local and production environments seamlessly
Write robust tests 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

New to this edition: This fifth edition is completely revised to reflect the latest Django release and current best practices. New and updated coverage includes function and class-based views, a Company Website project to cover templates and template contexts in depth, an updated deployment guide, and the latest versions of all third-party Django packages.

EXTENDED REVIEW:

Good book for beginners planning to get into Django. It teaches you the basics of Django Web Development. Experience in HTML, CSS, and JS is somewhat required