Django For Everybody - Full Python University Course

[@ChuckSeverance]

I am honored to have my work part of the impressive Free Code Camp effort. We are all committed to making free high quality education to anyone around the world. I welcome you to Django for Everybody.

[@Lets_learnit]

You inspire us Sir. Thanks for being such an inspiration.

[@marioestrada2233]

Thank you so much, you are a great teacher! I am learning a lot. Thanks for supporting free knowledge!

[@diego0014]

Thank you very much.

[@scienceoftheuniverse9155]

Thank you so much indeed. We really appreciate your great work.

[@One-oc3ub]

🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@arkumar842]

NOTE - Found this on description, this is for people who don't see description :) 00:00:00 Why Teach Django? 00:07:04 Web Applications and the Request/Response Cycle 00:13:07 Exploring the HyperText Transfer Protocol 00:29:35 Using Sockets to Make Network Connections in Python 00:36:08 Building a Simple Web Browser in Python 00:44:47 Building a Simple HTTP Server in Python 01:00:53 Understanding Browser Developer Mode 01:10:35 The Structure of a Django Application 01:17:39 Installing Django on PythonAnywhere 01:34:32 HTML - HyperText Markup Language (Part 1) 01:40:25 HTML - HyperText Markup Language (Part 2) 01:54:17 Code Walk Through HTML 02:08:14 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 1) 02:21:00 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 2) 02:36:02 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 3) 02:49:41 CSS - Sample Code Walkthrough (Part 1) 03:03:05 CSS - Sample Code Walkthrough (Part 2) 03:28:53 Using GitHub With Django and PythonAnywhere 03:35:48 Using ngrok to Submit Assignments to DJ4E 03:41:53 How Databases Work 04:00:49 Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL) 04:12:33 Demonstration: Basic SQL 04:19:09 Introduction to Django Models 04:39:06 Data Model Migration in Django 04:47:00 Demonstration: Django Single Table Models 04:58:08 Resetting your Django database on PythonAnywhere 05:03:54 Django Models - Many-To-One Relationships - Music Database 05:18:03 Model View Controller in Django 05:25:09 URL Routing in Django 05:32:08 Django Views 05:38:27 Inside Django Views and HTML Escaping in Django 05:54:02 Using Templates in Django 06:04:07 The Django Template Language (DTL) 06:15:05 Inheritance in Django Templates 06:21:11 Reversing Django Views and URLs 06:34:02 Understanding Django Generic Views 06:50:29 Forms, GET, POST, and HTTP 06:58:48 Building HTML Forms 07:16:28 Forms and Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) 07:16:28 CSRF Support in Django 07:25:43 The POST Refresh Pattern 07:29:09 Cookies in Browsers and Django 07:38:51 Using Sessions in Django 07:51:24 One-to-Many Models Overview 07:57:16 Removing Replication in One-to-Many Models 08:05:51 Storing Primary and Foreign Keys in a Database 08:08:37 Representing One-To-Many Models in Django 08:18:33 Using the Django Shell to Explore One-to-Many Models 08:26:17 Loading One-to-Many Data using a Django Batch Script 08:38:32 Creating and Managing Users in Django 08:42:17 Login and Logout URLs in Django 08:49:40 Using Django Login in Views 08:59:55 Using Django Forms Capabilities 09:13:20 Walkthrough of the DJ4E Autos Sample - Generic Django Edit Forms 09:49:30 Data Validation with Django Forms 09:58:42 Exploring the DIY Hello World Django Application on Localhost 10:22:24 Exploring the DIY Hello World Django Application on PythonAnywhere 10:36:38 Virtual Hosting of Django Applications 10:36:38 Owned Rows in Django - Overview 10:42:39 Owned Rows in Django - Generic Views Review 10:52:56 Owned Rows in Django - owner.py 11:05:58 Walking through the DJ4E My Articles (myarts) Sample Code 11:18:26 Walking through the DJ4E Bootstrap Menu (menu) Sample Code 11:48:37 Walking through the DJ4E Crispy Forms (crispy) Sample Code 12:02:57 Many-to-Many Overview 12:08:31 A Simple Many-To-Many Example in Django 12:21:05 Many-To-Many Data Models for Courses and Membership 12:29:42 Building a Django Batch Script to Load Data from CSV 12:46:31 JavaScript - Overview and History 12:56:29 JavaScript - In the Browser 13:10:31 JavaScript - The Language 13:34:28 JavaScript Functions and Arrays 13:34:28 JavaScript Conditional and Loops 13:41:05 JavaScript Object Oriented Concepts 13:45:25 JavaScript Object Oriented Classes 13:58:37 Walking through the DJ4E Pictures (pics) Sample Code 14:31:41 Walking through the DJ4E Forums (forums) Sample Code 14:57:07 jQuery and the Document Object Model 15:09:44 Using jQuery 15:38:16 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery DOM sample code 15:49:29 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery setup sample code 15:57:42 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery events sample code 16:05:59 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery DOM modification 16:10:26 JSON/AJAX Overview 16:24:40 Walking through the DJ4E JSON Sample Code 16:30:41 Building an AJAX Chat with Django 16:40:34 Walking through the DJ4E JSON (chat) Sample Code 16:58:26 Walking through the DJ4E Favicon Sample Code 17:02:36 Walking through the DJ4E Social Login Code 17:11:23 Walking through the DJ4E Favorites (favs) Sample Code 17:41:41 Walking through the DJ4E Search (well) Sample Code 18:03:10 Behind the Scenes: Welcome to Django for Everybody - Why Django?

[@victoradeyi4088]

Thanks Buddy! this will guide me through the entire course.

[@bearhunter007]

Aamzing help! Thanks a lot, budy!

[@eraofmaths]

Thanks man

[@briimtoon-player6347]

Thanks for taking the time to do this

[@GustavoPiau]

Up

[@akaRong]

Can't believe you make this for 18h, and free for everyone. Thanks you so much.

[@notknowthething]

Knowledge is free

[@TheJacklwilliams]

It's incredible isn't it? I have too say, as an "old guy". I've discovered over the years, the same phenomenon in cooking, flying, skydiving, music and other tech related things as well. Those who are truly passionate about a thing, go on to do the work to share that and teach those seeking the knowledge. Dr. Severance is certainly the epitome of that and one of those "teachers" we've all had out of hundreds, that everyone remembers. Amazing, great stuff. I've added the goal of a face to face class/lecture with him leading. Truly, good stuff.

[@emmanuel8310]

@@notknowthething Knowledge is never free. It comes at a cost not matter how little it is.

[@shankaruma71]

Goto edx

[@emmanuel8310]

@Alex Rodriguez It's never free. It might just be cheap. Knowledge is never free. It always come at a cost. Give an example of a knowledge that you think is free, and I'll sow you the cost of it's aqusition.

[@chess1011]

There is "Python for everybody", now there's also "Django for everybody". I just love learning from him.

[@marioestrada2233]

there is PostgreSQL for everybody, and one more I don't remember xD

[@daliborsmiljanovic7162]

I think it's Web applications for everybody (PHP).

[@m5a1stuart83]

COBOL for everybody

[@manasisingh294]

He's the BEST.💜

[@chess1011]

@@manasisingh294 yes, he is 😎❤️

[@borgestheborg]

The great thing about this course is the amount of information and context you provide about how the web works *before* even touching Django. Too many tutorials just tell you to type this and that into a code editor and suddenly you have a working web application without any knowledge of how it actually works under the hood. This kind of behind-the-scenes knowledge is what separates a good developer from a truly great one.

[@victormokut]

You made a great point but there is absolutely no need to compare other tutorials. Those tutorials have their purpose. This tutorial has its own. There are mounts of people who find the direct approach really helpful at certain times. You will find the direct approach useful at some point too in your journey I bet you.

[@shritishaw7510]

anyone who is reading this: this course is 5x beneficial as you will learn SQL, javascript, jquery, ajax alongside and as a bonus some JSON and HTML too.

[@kli9005]

Thank You for that information because I was wondering if this class was more beneficial than other Django tutorials!

[@koushikvss7638]

Thank you

[@alexandergarzo9415]

Is it worth learning jquery and ajax nowadays?

[@georgekeberg4962]

@@alexandergarzo9415 No.

[@hamzakyamanywa9792]

@@alexandergarzo9415 you may want to know about it , incase you run into it at some point when reading old stuff on stackoverflow for example

[@ELSORBO1]

The complexity of the subject is overshadowed by the excellent teaching methodology. Purified and passionate.

[@SuperCacazinho]

It's not *that* complex.

[@fred.c.johnston]

Updated Course Contents I found the 11hXXmXXs were mixed up... so here's my updated version... (Chuck, these are so great!... THANKS!.. (maybe update your master accordingly?)) Course Contents 00:00:00 Why Teach Django? 00:07:04 Web Applications and the Request/Response Cycle 00:13:07 Exploring the HyperText Transfer Protocol 00:29:35 Using Sockets to Make Network Connections in Python 00:36:08 Building a Simple Web Browser in Python 00:44:47 Building a Simple HTTP Server in Python 01:00:53 Understanding Browser Developer Mode 01:10:35 The Structure of a Django Application 01:17:39 Installing Django on PythonAnywhere 01:34:32 HTML - HyperText Markup Language (Part 1) 01:40:25 HTML - HyperText Markup Language (Part 2) 01:54:17 Code Walk Through HTML 02:08:14 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 1) 02:21:00 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 2) 02:36:02 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 3) 02:49:41 CSS - Sample Code Walkthrough (Part 1) 03:03:05 CSS - Sample Code Walkthrough (Part 2) 03:28:53 Using GitHub With Django and PythonAnywhere 03:35:48 Using ngrok to Submit Assignments to DJ4E 03:41:53 How Databases Work 04:00:49 Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL) 04:12:33 Demonstration: Basic SQL 04:19:09 Introduction to Django Models 04:39:06 Data Model Migration in Django 04:47:00 Demonstration: Django Single Table Models 04:58:08 Resetting your Django database on PythonAnywhere 05:03:54 Django Models - Many-To-One Relationships - Music Database 05:18:03 Model View Controller in Django 05:25:09 URL Routing in Django 05:32:08 Django Views 05:38:27 Inside Django Views and HTML Escaping in Django 05:54:02 Using Templates in Django 06:04:07 The Django Template Language (DTL) (& Guessing Game) 06:15:05 Inheritance in Django Templates 06:21:11 Reversing Django Views and URLs 06:34:02 Understanding Django Generic Views 06:50:29 Forms, GET, POST, and HTTP 06:58:48 Building HTML Forms 07:16:28 Forms and Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) 07:16:28 CSRF Support in Django 07:25:43 The POST Refresh Pattern 07:29:09 Cookies in Browsers and Django 07:38:51 Using Sessions in Django 07:51:24 One-to-Many Models Overview 07:57:16 Removing Replication in One-to-Many Models 08:05:51 Storing Primary and Foreign Keys in a Database 08:08:37 Representing One-To-Many Models in Django 08:18:33 Using the Django Shell to Explore One-to-Many Models 08:26:17 Loading One-to-Many Data using a Django Batch Script 08:38:32 Creating and Managing Users in Django 08:42:17 Login and Logout URLs in Django 08:49:40 Using Django Login in Views 08:59:55 Using Django Forms Capabilities 09:13:20 Walkthrough of the DJ4E Autos Sample - Generic Django Edit Forms 09:49:30 Data Validation with Django Forms 09:58:42 Exploring the DIY Hello World Django Application on Localhost 10:22:24 Exploring the DIY Hello World Django Application on PythonAnywhere 10:36:38 Virtual Hosting of Django Applications 10:36:38 Owned Rows in Django - Overview 10:42:39 Owned Rows in Django - Generic Views Review 10:52:56 Owned Rows in Django - owner.py 11:05:58 Walking through the DJ4E Crispy Forms (crispy) Sample Code 11:18:26 Walking through the DJ4E My Articles (myarts) Sample Code 11:48:37 Walking through the DJ4E Bootstrap Menu (menu) Sample Code 12:02:57 Many-to-Many Overview 12:08:31 A Simple Many-To-Many Example in Django 12:21:05 Many-To-Many Data Models for Courses and Membership 12:29:42 Building a Django Batch Script to Load Data from CSV 12:46:31 JavaScript - Overview and History 12:56:29 JavaScript - In the Browser 13:10:31 JavaScript - The Language 13:34:28 JavaScript Functions and Arrays 13:34:28 JavaScript Conditional and Loops 13:41:05 JavaScript Object Oriented Concepts 13:45:25 JavaScript Object Oriented Classes 13:58:37 Walking through the DJ4E Pictures (pics) Sample Code 14:31:41 Walking through the DJ4E Forums (forums) Sample Code 14:57:07 jQuery and the Document Object Model 15:09:44 Using jQuery 15:38:16 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery DOM sample code 15:49:29 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery setup sample code 15:57:42 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery events sample code 16:05:59 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery DOM modification 16:10:26 JSON/AJAX Overview 16:24:40 Walking through the DJ4E JSON Sample Code 16:30:41 Building an AJAX Chat with Django 16:40:34 Walking through the DJ4E JSON (chat) Sample Code 16:58:26 Walking through the DJ4E Favicon Sample Code 17:02:36 Walking through the DJ4E Social Login Code 17:11:23 Walking through the DJ4E Favorites (favs) Sample Code 17:41:41 Walking through the DJ4E Search (well) Sample Code 18:03:10 Behind the Scenes: Welcome to Django for Everybody - Why Django?

[@VIVEKKUMAR-yn9sg]

Man, I haven't seen a "teacher" So efficient and effective. Dr. Charles Sir, hats off to you for all the free knowledge you impart to us and it's good to see a pioneer like you working on equalizing knowledge for everyone. Thanks a lot professor. All the way from India 🇮🇳

[@syllight9053]

Dr. Chuck is officially one of the *GigaChads* in the programming industry

[@Khmeriscool]

I've been learning Python for two months, using your "Python for everybody" as my main textbook. It is very helpful and I already made some good progress, thank you so much for writing it! It's great to actually hear and see the author l've been "talking to" so much recently! With love from Russia

[@AhmadFarhadGhaznawi]

Hey Sir, it is 2023 and I am a student, I love the way you teach, your way of explaining every sections is awesome, clear and concise very easy to understand, I really appreciate for what you are doing, thank you very much for this class.

[@jasmine9538]

First 35 minutes perfectly answered an interview question I received. Can’t believe quality teaching like this is free!

[@8865jb]

This course is amazing. Some really nice people who aren't greedy behind this video. If they wanted to they could easily charge even 5 dollars or less to own this course and probably rake in a lot of money and yet they choose not too. Thank you

[@ripyesid]

Started: 30/11/2024 Day 1: 00:36:08 day 2: 01:00:53 day 3: 01:34:39 day 4: 02:08:14 day 5: 02:36:04 day 6: 03:03:08 day 7: 03:36:00 (FIX GITHUB ACC PROBLEM) #Note 1: Problem Fixed day 8: 04:39:14

[@erin1569]

Unironically, this channel does more to fight poverty and wealth inequality than our governments do.

[@shreehari2589]

Utter truth

[@fadhilkiima30]

full stop.

[@soyciro4623]

You should fight poverty, not wealth inequality.

[@Shark-hn4mv]

@@soyciro4623, exactly. Wealth inequality by itself isn't bad when success is actually based on merit. The problem is corruption and anything else that prevents a meritocracy.

[@erin1569]

@@soyciro4623 The act of buying a house rises the average house price, leading to an increase in the average rent price. There were no bad intentions, but it makes the lower class spiral down into poverty. People will always abuse their capital to get richer, often at the cost of the lower class. Unless we change our perception of basic needs, wealth inequality will always be a major factor in increasing the rates of poverty. I'm primarily talking about the US.

[@orange-vlcybpd2]

That is what commitment looks like. Most paid courses don't have even a fraction of the quality of this one. Appreciate the effort of the project so much.

[@manasisingh294]

IKR. He's seriously the BEST.💜

[@alexhuang298]

01:10:35 The Structure of a Django Application 04:19:09 Introduction to Django Models 04:39:06 Data Model Migration in Django 05:18:03 Model View Controller in Django 05:25:09 URL Routing in Django 05:32:08 Django Views 05:54:02 Using Templates in Django

[@sibirajal6048]

Thank you for putting together the list of key minutes.

[@vijayabhaskar-j]

Python for Everybody is the course that taught me python 5 years ago. Excited about this course.

[@techfc_586]

00:00:00 Why Django 00:07:10 Introduction to Dynamic Web Content 00:13:10 HTTP 00:29:37 Network Sockets 00:36:10 Simple Browser in Python 01:01:00 Browser Debugger Console 01:10:41 Structure of Django Application 01:17:34 Installing django on python anywhere

[@ketkimatkar2776]

The man who generated the interest for python and now back with django which I really needed.Huge respect.

[@mandalacv]

Without starting, this video deserves at least a like from each just for the effort made by this teacher putting together a video with this length

[@vahidmoradi9696]

oh my god am i happy to find this course! i think you are the only one that teaches stuff really with all the basic machanics and concepts! love your work, really appreciate it, may you have a happy and healthy life

[@yellowbeard1]

I’ve taken some of his courses at the University of Michigan. He’s great and I’m happy he’s making more free content

[@stackpython]

Firstly, when looking at 18... I can't believe, 18 hours duration, and thought that's 18 mins, so I had to make sure 3 times looking back at the time again and again. Finally, it's 18 hours long !! Truly amazing course, both duration and content:)

[@kli9005]

LOL my thoughts too.

[@vb9950]

One reason I liked this video very much is the fact different but related concepts very well presented by an experienced professor who actually sees things through his experience during the internet developement age. People who born after 1990 cannot see the progression of the internet and protocols the way he sees it. So understanding the essence of it and involving in it and sharing it free, a simple like button is going to nothing. Thank you very much.

[@xzex2609]

one of the worst aspects of learning web dev in youtube is that you don't have access to table of contents and the underlying principles of things that is very important to understand what is going on. only the old timers understand what is of importance is missing. and this course is the best in this scope. instead of just jumping into the django itself it tries to teach what problems we have in web and then how django can help us in that manner . this is a full course about web development and it is in my view a gold mine.

[@susanwowe7810]

I always feel so lucky to access this type of high-quality video for free. There is no excuse not to be a better self each day with so many rich resources. Dr. Chuck's first 6 minutes of introduction already excited me to start this new journey. Thank you for all your hard work on this.

[@Jblksrollin]

Every time I think about learning something, you post exactly what I am looking for within a day. Who are you and why are you reading my mind.

[@kenedogawa3080]

This man is so passionate. He really knows what he is talking about and he does it in such an excellent way. Words can’t describe how thankful I am for this extensive knowledge Mr. Severance.

[@ardexill]

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️ 00:00:00 Why Teach Django? 00:07:04 Web Applications and the Request/Response Cycle 00:13:07 Exploring the HyperText Transfer Protocol 00:29:35 Using Sockets to Make Network Connections in Python 00:36:08 Building a Simple Web Browser in Python 00:44:47 Building a Simple HTTP Server in Python 01:00:53 Understanding Browser Developer Mode 01:10:35 The Structure of a Django Application 01:17:39 Installing Django on PythonAnywhere 01:34:32 HTML - HyperText Markup Language (Part 1) 01:40:25 HTML - HyperText Markup Language (Part 2) 01:54:17 Code Walk Through HTML 02:08:14 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 1) 02:21:00 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 2) 02:36:02 CSS - Cascading Style Sheets - (Part 3) 02:49:41 CSS - Sample Code Walkthrough (Part 1) 03:03:05 CSS - Sample Code Walkthrough (Part 2) 03:28:53 Using GitHub With Django and PythonAnywhere 03:35:48 Using ngrok to Submit Assignments to DJ4E 03:41:53 How Databases Work 04:00:49 Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL) 04:12:33 Demonstration: Basic SQL 04:19:09 Introduction to Django Models 04:39:06 Data Model Migration in Django 04:47:00 Demonstration: Django Single Table Models 04:58:08 Resetting your Django database on PythonAnywhere 05:03:54 Django Models - Many-To-One Relationships - Music Database 05:18:03 Model View Controller in Django 05:25:09 URL Routing in Django 05:32:08 Django Views 05:38:27 Inside Django Views and HTML Escaping in Django 05:54:02 Using Templates in Django 06:04:07 The Django Template Language (DTL) 06:15:05 Inheritance in Django Templates 06:21:11 Reversing Django Views and URLs 06:34:02 Understanding Django Generic Views 06:50:29 Forms, GET, POST, and HTTP 06:58:48 Building HTML Forms 07:16:28 Forms and Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) 07:16:28 CSRF Support in Django 07:25:43 The POST Refresh Pattern 07:29:09 Cookies in Browsers and Django 07:38:51 Using Sessions in Django 07:51:24 One-to-Many Models Overview 07:57:16 Removing Replication in One-to-Many Models 08:05:51 Storing Primary and Foreign Keys in a Database 08:08:37 Representing One-To-Many Models in Django 08:18:33 Using the Django Shell to Explore One-to-Many Models 08:26:17 Loading One-to-Many Data using a Django Batch Script 08:38:32 Creating and Managing Users in Django 08:42:17 Login and Logout URLs in Django 08:49:40 Using Django Login in Views 08:59:55 Using Django Forms Capabilities 09:13:20 Walkthrough of the DJ4E Autos Sample - Generic Django Edit Forms 09:49:30 Data Validation with Django Forms 09:58:42 Exploring the DIY Hello World Django Application on Localhost 10:22:24 Exploring the DIY Hello World Django Application on PythonAnywhere 10:36:38 Virtual Hosting of Django Applications 10:36:38 Owned Rows in Django - Overview 10:42:39 Owned Rows in Django - Generic Views Review 10:52:56 Owned Rows in Django - owner.py 11:05:58 Walking through the DJ4E My Articles (myarts) Sample Code 11:18:26 Walking through the DJ4E Bootstrap Menu (menu) Sample Code 11:48:37 Walking through the DJ4E Crispy Forms (crispy) Sample Code 12:02:57 Many-to-Many Overview 12:08:31 A Simple Many-To-Many Example in Django 12:21:05 Many-To-Many Data Models for Courses and Membership 12:29:42 Building a Django Batch Script to Load Data from CSV 12:46:31 JavaScript - Overview and History 12:56:29 JavaScript - In the Browser 13:10:31 JavaScript - The Language 13:34:28 JavaScript Functions and Arrays 13:34:28 JavaScript Conditional and Loops 13:41:05 JavaScript Object Oriented Concepts 13:45:25 JavaScript Object Oriented Classes 13:58:37 Walking through the DJ4E Pictures (pics) Sample Code 14:31:41 Walking through the DJ4E Forums (forums) Sample Code 14:57:07 jQuery and the Document Object Model 15:09:44 Using jQuery 15:38:16 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery DOM sample code 15:49:29 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery setup sample code 15:57:42 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery events sample code 16:05:59 Walking through the DJ4E jQuery DOM modification 16:10:26 JSON/AJAX Overview 16:24:40 Walking through the DJ4E JSON Sample Code 16:30:41 Building an AJAX Chat with Django 16:40:34 Walking through the DJ4E JSON (chat) Sample Code 16:58:26 Walking through the DJ4E Favicon Sample Code 17:02:36 Walking through the DJ4E Social Login Code 17:11:23 Walking through the DJ4E Favorites (favs) Sample Code 17:41:41 Walking through the DJ4E Search (well) Sample Code 18:03:10 Behind the Scenes: Welcome to Django for Everybody - Why Django?

[@tahseen4790]

OH! Hero who roam the WEBS, Thank you.

[@alaglevel8315]

Most awaited course it's my favorite I can't wait just I'm going to learn a lot of things about Django 🥰☺️ Thank you so much your team 🙏 Love from India ❤️

[@oussamasadiki7377]

this man is so good at explaining things i love what he does , here is a like and comment before i see the course KEEP IT UP SIR

[@lucasrba]

That's the most complete web development KZbin course I have ever watched. I have never seen someone teaches how the server side really worked, normally a course like that starts directly at "Installing Django"

[@rohitjha8978]

Absorbing and Internalising 18 hours of content can be done in 3 months! I just built my first website through Django. After I finish the Udemy course (Nick Walter's) I am enrolled in, I'll finish this course too. I am also learning OOP. Love and Respect from India.

[@Simplemente_franzx]

Bhai ye course karne ke baad kam milega

[@Drvo3]

I have no words. The huge amount of hard work for this is massive. If I could like multiple times, I totally would.

[@batistabomb-]

Best teacher that I've ever found! Thank you for sharing your knowledge for free, Dr. Chuck!

[@iandthopper]

This course gives the best foundational knowledge for Django I've found. I've benefitted from numerous other learning resources for Django, but this one does the best job of explaining what is actually happening under the hood.

[@AvinashChandrafreelancer]

this is dope. 18 hours of valuable content and that too for free. you are doing an amazing job.

[@KatsuraFan]

Through Dr. Clarence i was able to learn most of Python, but with it other languages were easier to do. I'm really grateful!

[@UnsettlingSun]

Why tf did I pay for college. I literally had to teach myself with youtube, stackexchange, and a bunch of Google queries. This is how teaching should be. Thank you and everybody at my code camp for giving out such valuable content for free!

[@leoc4392]

This is the best overall course I have ever taken on the internet for anything coding related. Dr. Chuck is so, so, so good. I could not recommend this course highly enough. 11/10.

[@chowmander4095]

holy cow. I legit was looking for courses on this last night..... thinking I was going to get something going for sure today. and this is the first thing that pops up on my feed on youtube. holy cow, the stars have aligned.

[@Gombakka]

Me too. Looking for it last night 😊

[@Adks007]

Chuck Severance is the only reason why I love coding. This gentleman should be given an award on his teaching skills.

[@G.T.01]

You are the absolute best Chuck, thank you for sharing your knowledge so freely. You take time to make sure we understand the concepts, not just memorise but learn to use it. Thank you for being so detailed, clear and taking time out of your days to teach these amazing knowledge videos 💛

[@ImmediatelyLeaveYT]

I tried every django book/tutorial many of which were paid. But this is hands down the BEST ONE to learn django.

[@dontbeafraid5313]

I am going to finish this video and be great in django. I am so pumped up!

[@NectarDigital404]

Thank you for the video, sir. The course material is excellent, and how you presented it to the students is great. The pace and tone of your delivery make the abundance of technical information easy to grasp. This is one of the best programming tutorials ever made.

[@jawadmansoor6064]

This is a beautiful course. You have laid out complete framework to learn, for good comprehension, django.

[@cusematt23]

As a few other commenters have already said, you do an amazing job at giving historical context around different aspects of web development that the majority of viewers do not know. That helps us gain an understanding of the WHY (things are the way they are), which I am sure helps all of us remember it better and also development a deeper true understanding. Incredible video.

[@НурланМукамбаев]

Isaak Newton once said: "I see so far because I stand on shoulders of Giants". I stand on shoulders of Dr.Chuch. Thank you sir

[@kcseanbrixd.calinao6700]

i love this soo much. . ive been learning django from another instructor in this chanel.. while im thankful i learned something.. but its never as clear as this one... the other guy just made me follow what he's doing... he is trying to explain every move but he does it like we already know it so its really hard to follow since i dont want to move on without understanding it... when i watch the first 30mins of this video... all the questions in my head just got answered and im glad i saw this... im gonna continue watching its really wonderful to have the privilege to learn this for free... from a very passionate instructor..

[@chopagames5184]

Python for everybody was for my the best introduction to programming and most useful pdf in my life, I am looking forward to my introduction to Django and backend 😁

[@zzokir]

Just don’t understand how u guys keep posting 9+ hour tutorials. Heroes

[@alphainfinitum3445]

Very informative content. Plenty of useful and valuable material here. However, this is not where you want to learn Django for your first time. I will say come back here after you know how Django works, and use this as a reference. The Dr presents the material in a "how-to" manner. That's to say he basically narrates the procedures. The "why" is largely missing, and thus new learners will find it hard to see the big picture. However, after you have a working knowledge of Django, come back here for great revision, then write to the Dr. and thank him for such dedication.

[@mohammadsamiur4916]

I get a job as a jonior developer . I learned php, Laravel, js from this channel. Now i increase my skill on other languages. This is high quality tutorial and much better than paid course. Thank you 😊. Love you from Bangladesh.

[@hardikgarg29]

This is a great course, Thank you so much fcc team and Dr. Chuck!! I noticed that the post-redirect-get refresh video after 7:29:00 is missing btw, if you could please check it :)

[@aarambhadecodes3893]

How to solve this error Exception in thread django-main-thread: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10_3.10.1776.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\lib\threading.py", line 1016, in _bootstrap_inner self.run() .... Module Not Found Error

[@marketmeteorology9171]

Dr. Chuck, your contribution to free education that can change lives is immeasurable. Thank you.

[@loafingcoffin1030]

Thanks, can't wait to dig into this! It's also great to see professors that care so much about improving their skills and tools to teach their students.

[@bbrendon]

I thought I had a descent beginner understanding of Django but I'm learning a lot from this. THanks!

[@АртКор-ф4ш]

Напишу на своём языке. Начал знакомство с каналом с курса python kivy и у меня слов нет, насколько это классный канал. Программирование это не моя профессия и я занимаюсь этим только для развлечения, но это именно те курсы которые я искал. Не надо читать тонну документации, просто повторяешь видео-курс по часу в день (понятно, что это занимает несколько недель) и имеешь достаточный уровень, чтобы делать любые весёлые штуки, какие захочешь.

[@JA-ur8ob]

Or type out everything you do in word and leave screenshots... Alternatively, I believe utilising jupyter will make this easier...

[@c0nsumption]

Your phone analogy for networking is phenomenal

[@satoshinakamoto171]

He should be awarded the noble peace prize for his efforts...

[@kamal-hassan]

Free? Oh my goodness we're very lucky. Thanks Dr. Chuck for this course, it is an absolute life changer.

[@AlexanderHyll]

One reason web dev comes up so high for python could simply be separated front- and backends. A lot of front end is written in js etc, but as soon as you handle more data separating front from back and using python makes s lot of sense. If i had to guess I dont think most people are using as much from the template/frontend side of django.

[@Praxama]

omg chuck!! Actually so nice seeing him teach, I finished python for everybody last year after working on it for years!

[@samiwasimul]

It's not just Django course, it's the whole web course

[@Laliesposito578]

Who needs boot camp when this channel is free? Thank you 💜

[@vishwanath-ts]

How people dislike this gold content also?

[@bibekrai7124]

Respect to this old man he recorded this all for us for free again huge respect teacher

[@Ace1King1]

He's not that old.

[@ssr9589]

Ohhh my God... 😂 😂 You made it for free and its length is 18.5 hours... Unbelievable work man.. Thank you so much. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@VSK314]

There's no way this is so perfect and well put. I'm speechless. We thank you inmensely for your effort

[@mariusz97x]

Please add subtitles, although automatic (then I can automatically turn on the translation into my language). It will be easier for me to understand everything and learn it. Thank you in advance

[@MaiTran-wv9ln]

you can go to Dr.Chuck channel & find his lectures with subtitles there.

[@NishaKa]

I had Dr. Chuck for one of my graduate classes, he was one of my favorite professors in the program!!

[@prateekkumar1683]

please make a course on django with reactJS

[@davidlinux]

I only wish my college Profs were so engaging and interesting as you are in this course. Back in my college days it was an IBM 4331/4341 under VM370 using Cobol, Fortran, Lisp, Pascale, ASM, etc. I continually learn new technologies so that my clients always have the best (IMHO) possible applications. As you can tell (from the IBM information) that I am an old guy. :) Again, thank you for this class. I have developed and deployed several Django applications. I continually go back to the basics for everything to answer questions known (or not known at times).

[@Muhammad_Waleed]

Hard Choice Anime for 18 Hours Or This Amazing Class For 18 Hours 😥😥😥

[@arpitgoyalgg]

Both 😆

[@Muhammad_Waleed]

@@arpitgoyalgg 😂😂

[@plugandplayreviews]

This channel is wealth empowerment program ever!!

[@dancx4947]

If you can watch this video from start to finish in one sit, you're a legend.

[@g7k993]

Thant’s not realistic, taking notes, practicing and typing code with him rewinding certain parts extends the 18h to 36h.

[@dagmawizelalem2522]

truly an honor. tank you good sir

[@sudhanvagr]

Why there's Goldberg pic in this video thumbnail?

[@freecodecamp]

That's the instructor! 😀

[@huzaifac137]

Goldberg to everyone watching this video : youre next (to learn )

[@fabrice9848]

Thank you so much for allowing us to access such quality content for free. You have all my gratitude and admiration Dr. Chuck.

[@Jon_Zeku]

fcc is such a blessing. I'm downloading these, just incase "they"(the bad guys) take it down.

[@Sylarleft]

wow...I'm gonna deep dive in this for sure! Look at this table of contents! Thanks Charles!

[@JackDespero]

I came here to learn a bit about Django, I left being an old school internet wizard.

[@fernandocoelho1334]

Thank you for your willingness to make Django more popular and for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@suryaswayoflooking6435]

Coursera making individual accounts to dislike this video 😂😂😂

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🤣😂

[@manasisingh294]

HEHEHE 🤣

[@lcmorgan5815]

This course is free on Coursera too lol

[@guilhermebreda6835]

This is gold! 18 hours for free! you guys are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@izzyjobe9757]

Is this course still valid in 2024?

[@RandomTownTR]

Thinking and asking same

[@Matheus-q2f]

This sir deserves a nobel prize.. Amazing job!

[@hanes2]

Programming Django isn’t the hard thing. Deployment to production is. CI/CD, Docker, version upgrades, A/B-stages, and all of that…

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I Cant Believe This This Channel Is Offering Such a Quality Course For Free 😍

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[@syllight9053]

I feel like someday python will replace every language out there.

[@tochimclaren]

Javascript : hold my beer.

[@akshaykumarsharma]

Even today no one matches the speed of C. Python could replace everything if it becomes as speed as C.

[@villywhite1184]

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[@milindpadia]

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[@tmeuschel71]

Im amazed about how much detail went into this. I scrolled through the sections and this covers a whole lot.

[@tmeuschel71]

Https, html, css and more? I am definitely going to bing this since this seams like a good start to markup languages.

[@VinayakGNair]

Dr. Chuck's course is awesome. He explains details which no one else. No django course is a match to this one. Thanks drchuck & freecodecamp.

[@marsrocket]

I already know most of what is being taught, but he’s such a good teacher I just keep watching anyway…