Daniel Kalish
Instructor
Daniel Kalish is a skilled instructor known for providing valuable insights and expert guidance to learners seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills.
Learn Python and Django: Payment Processing
Master Python and Django to build and launch your own e-commerce website from scratch with updated resources and in-depth guidance.
via
Udemy
Brief Summary
In this course, you'll dive into Python and Django to build a complete e-commerce website. With updated videos and practical skills, you’ll learn how to manage payments and design your site like a pro. Perfect for budding web developers!
Key Points
- Learn Python and Django from scratch
- Build and launch an e-commerce website
- Implement Bootstrap for styling
- Accept online payments with Stripe
- Deploy applications using Python Anywhere
Learning Outcomes
- Gain hands-on experience in Python and Django
- Learn to implement payment processes with Stripe
- Understand how to deploy web applications
- Create responsive designs using Bootstrap
- Develop a fully functional e-commerce platform
About This Course
Learn Python and Django Step-by-Step. Build and Launch an e-commerce Website, from Scratch.
*** September 2016: All new videos and code. Fully updated to work with the latest version of Django ***
Take this course to gain the skills you need to make money online.
Learn Django, the #1 Python Web Framework. Pinterest, Instagram, and The Washington Times are built with Django.
If you want to build an e-commerce store you need the ability to accept online customer payments. In this course, you will learn the easiest way to accept payments with your Django web applications. You will also learn how to: Implement Bootstrap with HTML templates, add Stripe to your site, build a web application with Django, and deploy applications with Python Anywhere.
Process payments with Stripe
Build a web app with Django and Python
Deploy an application using Python Anywhere
Course Curriculum
11 Lectures
4 Lectures
1 Lectures
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Review
Rocket D.
I'm liking this so far
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Rad C.
This is a decent walkthrough. However, it lacks an explanation of concepts.
At the end of the course, it turned into "type exactly what I am typing".
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S H.
Thank you for the course, this is a little advance level. I will try going through it again to get some more insight.
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Lukas K.
Horrible course. The first lessons are just pure repetition by two different people.
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Jarad C.
I gained so much by watching this. Great PROCEDURAL instructions along with context and reasoning. The stripe payment videos kind of went over my head at my current level but I just need to watch them more and let it sink in.
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Mohit K.
ok.
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Manjurul H. R.
Good course for learning Django payment processing.
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José M.
Very poor, too copy-paste, code very dirty.
The topic is interesting but not well explained
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Richard C.
Loved the option to use python anywhere and the use of crispy-forms and bootstrap
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Katsuyuki S.
This is just creating web page, and connecting with web-site and payment system,Stripe, not E-store, ecommerce store. There is/are no lectures to connect with each product with payment system and products management with admin page, but also commercial for "Pythonanywhere."
Making website templates takes too long. If the Bootstrap is used, why donesn't he use the free template example of bootstrap, and if he wants to give the lecture about visual lay out, why doesn't he give the lecture for other courses? It's not logical to learn about "Payment processing." it's taking too much time if the course is about "Payment Processing" He should've give the courses to make template layout(HTML/CSS, JS) and "PythonAnyWehre" separately. I don't need about how to build template layout and PythonAnywhere!
More over, the version on the course is old to use for current Django and Stripe version, and I couldn't use the web and stripe system properly, so the creator should've left the current version code on his gitHub page at least.