Learn Python and Django in a fun and simple way, tailored for WordPress developers! Build awesome projects like blogs and e-commerce stores.
This course is super cool for anyone who's into coding! If you know a bit about WordPress and wanna learn Python and Django, you're in the right spot! We’re gonna make awesome stuff together, like blogs and shopping sites. How fun is that?
Learn how to code in python and how to use Django while drawing parallels to WordPress
This course is an introduction to Django specifically targeted at WordPress or intermediate web developers. In this course we will walk through everything from the basic principles of python to developing a full e-commerce system using the Django framework.
Some of the sections include:
Discussing the differences and similarities between php and python
Setting up a functional python workspace
Creating a basic TODO app in python
Installing and customising Django
Creating a blog using Django
Creating a CMS using Django
Creating 3 different e-commerce stores using Django
Understand how python works as a programming language
Create a basic Class and Object in python and php
Create a TO-DO application using python
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Richard is a Web Developer from Cape Town. He is passionate about learning and implementing new technology in the world of API’s, web and mobile application development. With a focus on WordPress and Django. Richard is also a BMUS graduate who enjoys gaming, galavanting around Cape Town and craft beer.
Great comparison between python and php
Good for starters
It's anaizing course. I like it.
Very well explained!
Perhaps a little on the basic side for me, but given the statement that it wants to "stand on it's own" with no further input or reference that is entirely OK.
is fine
it's free! but please less coughing tho
okay
nice
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I like the course so far, the really clear explanation of the use of self as a way of replacing a parameter in a method was really helpful.