The year-end and New Year holidays are a unique opportunity to study.
In particular, it is very valuable in the sense that it is possible to make a difference by pushing yourself to study when everyone is enjoying the family together on New Year's Day.
This time, I did "Master the basics of Django and make 3 apps!" To try new things, aiming for the timing with plenty of time.
・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ Click here for video details ↓ [Thorough explanation! ] Master the basics of Django and create 3 apps! (Django 2nd and 3rd editions are being released at the same time) https://px.a8.net/svt/ejp?a8mat=2TR3YZ+3ENG0Y+3L4M+BW8O2&a8ejpredirect=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.udemy.com%2Fcourse%2Fdjango-3app%2F ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・
Basically, the Django tutorial explains the parts that could not be imaged very carefully, so I think it's a good starting material for anyone trying to use Django in web development. Of course, it's quick to catch up on Python, HTML/CSS, and web-related knowledge (HTTP, browser, server, etc.) before the lecture. .. ..
As for the content, even I, a Python beginner, could finish all the lessons in a few days. Overall it was very easy to understand. As for the way of speaking, it was very good that the instructor had a voice that was easy to hear.
And if you're wondering whether to watch this lecture, this lecture will give you a bird's eye view of Django, except for the deployment instructions. So, if you have questions such as "How can the app work?" Or "What steps are required to create the app?", It should be quite refreshing.
Also, since we know the whole picture, problems can be solved immediately by searching. So you shouldn't stumble on Django's mechanics or environment.
However, the explanations were redundant and sometimes mistakes were reflected, which led to a delay in learning speed. Only that point was very regrettable.
Not a little, I am satisfied with the overall impression, and I am truly glad that I took this course. I think that many people are in demand for courses with little Japanese information like Django, and I think that the neighborhood will become more exciting as the number of learners increases.
Again, it's overwhelmingly easier to understand than any tutorial, and it's more for beginners. Before I touched Python, I was on the verge of giving up on building the Web after learning Rails on my own with an official tutorial, but thanks to this lecture, I realized the fun and convenience of Django and started to think about developing again. I did.
・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ The following are disappointing points. As a concern, it was easy to understand the explanation and how to check the basic part, but in the sense that it can actually be used, it is up to the Todo app, and the last app is more like a personal blog than SNS. There were no edits or deletions.
Therefore, I don't know when it was created, so I was disappointed that there was no explanation for these Djangos and I couldn't actually use it as an app. As for the deployment part, you will be guided to paid items, but if you use it for portfolios etc., you can deploy up to 5 Heroku, so it seems that you wanted to post the deployment method there. ..
However, at present, it is mainstream that it is better to be able to deploy and build an environment using Docker, so it was good to be made to think in a good way in the sense that I was able to implement it while thinking for myself. I don't think so.
That said, it's great to be touched by Django's 2nd and 3rd series, and in practice it's quite possible that you'll be developing with the older 2nd series, so those two. I think it was good to be able to cover.
Through this course, creating screens has become much easier. It seems that they have prepared a template by default, and I was able to understand in this video that if you use it, you can instantly create a screen with a nice design.
I'm not good at adjusting the design when creating a web application, and I'm always struggling with css, but if I use the Django template as it is, I can save a lot of time. Also, unlike other frameworks, there are few files and it is refreshing, so it is very easy to develop. I wrote a lot, but I highly recommend it as a teaching material.
・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ Click here for video details ↓ [Thorough explanation! ] Master the basics of Django and create 3 apps! (Django 2nd and 3rd editions are being released at the same time) https://px.a8.net/svt/ejp?a8mat=2TR3YZ+3ENG0Y+3L4M+BW8O2&a8ejpredirect=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.udemy.com%2Fcourse%2Fdjango-3app%2F ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・
Recommended Posts