Django is such an awesome web framework that little by little has become very popular amongst developers all over the world. Django follows the DRY principles and it is also written on quick and powerful Python language. On this course I will show you how you can create a shopping cart website fast and easily.
This is a very practical course about how to develop a shopping cart website with Django 2.
By the end of this course you will have a full understanding of how you can develop django based ecommerce apps.
In this lecture the instructor will explain the structure of the course and will express his gratitude to the students for taking up the course. Additionally he will encourage the students to block out some time to start and finish the course.
In this video tutorial the instructor will show how to install the latest version of Python 3.6 and Django 2.0 on a Ms Windows 10 based PC. He will also show the student how to create a virtual environment specifically for python 3.6 and Django 2.0. Finally, he will teach the students how to import django on the python interactive console.
In this video tutorial the instructor will show how to install the latest version of Python 3.6 and Django 2.0 on a mac. He will also show the student how to create a virtual environment specifically for python 3.6 and Django 2.0. Finally, he will teach the students how to import django on the python interactive console.
In this video tutorial, the instructor will show the students how to create and run a django project. He will also talk about each item inside the project folder so the student can fully understand the "Creating the project" lesson.
In this video tutorial, the instructor will show the student how to create and enable the "shop" app on the django project. He will also show the students how to overwrite the django project web page.
In this video tutorial, the instructor will show the student how to create the models for the shop app. He will also show the students how to access the models on the admin backend of the django project.
In this video tutorial, the instructor will show you how to access the django shell. He will walk the student through the process of making queries to the database and also how to create records on the shell. At the end of this video you will be fully prepared to work on the django shell with enough confidence.
In this video tutorial, the instructor will show the student how to create the categories views and html templates. Also, he will explain about the creation of menu links with context processors.
In this video tutorial, the instructor will show the student how to create the products view and html template.
In this video tutorial, the instructor will show the student how to enable bootstrap 4 on the django project.
In this video the instructor will show the student how to add the bootstrap classes and custom classes to the header, navbar and footer.
In this video the instructor will show the student how to add the bootstrap classes and custom classes to the category page.
In this video the instructor will show the student how to add the bootstrap classes and custom classes to the product page.
In this video tutorial the instructor will walk you through the download process of Font Awesome 5, which is a font and icon toolkit based on CSS and less. Then he will show you how to enable the icons in Django 2 in order to use them along the project.
This is a very practical video tutorial where the instructor explains step by step how to enable the pagination functionality on the category pages.
This practical video tutorial will show you how to build a basic/advanced search functionality on the Django project.
In this video tutorial the instructor will show you how to create the cart app (Part 1). At the end of this video tutorial you will have built a shopping cart / checkout page with the add to cart functionality on the shopping cart and product pages. He will also show you how to use more font awesome 5 icons.
In this video tutorial the instructor addresses four point:
The first one is: to stop adding the product to the shopping cart if the stock threshold has been reached.
The second one is: to add a counter on the cart icon which basically will show how many products are added to the shopping cart.
The third point is: to create a function to remove or reduce the product quantity when the minus icon is pressed at the shopping cart page.
And the last point will be to completely remove the product when the trash or bin icon is pressed at the cart page.
This is a very practical video tutorial where the instructor explains how to create a stripe account and also how to create the customer's record along with the payment charge.
In this tutorial the instructor will show the student how to create the order once the payment has been processed. Additionally he will show you how to empty the shopping cart.
In this video tutorial the instructor will walk you through the creation process of the thanks page that will be shown to the customer once the web order has been placed.
In this video tutorial the instructor will show you how to create the sign up, sign in and sign out pages.
In this video tutorial the instructor will walk you through the mailgun account creation. Additionally he will show you how to send order html emails to the customers.
In this video tutorial the instructor will show you how to create the customer's orders history and order detail pages.
In this video tutorial the instructor will show you how to setup a Linux server (Centos 7) from scratch and install all the necessary packages to get the production web server up and running. Additionally on this video tutorial he will walk you through the Django 2 web project upload process to the production server.
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