Python eCommerce | Build a Django eCommerce Web Application
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Course overview
- Provider
- Udemy
- Course type
- Paid course
- Level
- All Levels
- Duration
- 33 hours
- Lessons
- 223 lessons
- Certificate
- Available on completion
- Course author
- Justin Mitchel
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- Learn the ins and outs of Python's popular library Django
- Django version 1.11
- Payment Integration using Stripe
- Email Marketing Integration using Mailchimp
- Going Live using the host Heroku
- Adding a custom domain and implement HTTPs (using Let's Encrypt)
- Learn Bootstrap Version 4 basics (including Django Integration)
- jQuery Fast Track Section (learn the basics)
- Build a REST API
- Build custom analytics
- Create a custom user model
- Guest Checkout
- Integrate Email for notifications
- Learning how to use Signals in Django
- Build an internal Search Engine
- Learn AJAX and Asynchronous Programing with Django and Javascript (jQuery)
- Digital item sales and downloads
Description
What used to take a big team of people can now be accomplished by you and you alone. It's all thanks to the massive improvements to what programming languages can do. Python is the perfect beginner's starting point because it's simple to understand while being powerful enough for experts to build self-driving cars and AI systems.
This course leverages Python to build a fully functioning eCommerce website and application using the Django framework.
Why Django and why now?
- Django is built for speed. Both in functionality and in development time.
- Some of the top tech companies are build on Django: Instagram and Pinterest to name a couple.
- Django is written in Python and therefore it helps you further master Python.
- Huge support from developers around the world. Run into an issue with something in python or Django? A quick google search will likely yield an answer (if not, I'll try to help you out too)
Python is the easiest to start with AND it's made for the pros (such as building Artificial Intelligence)
Why eCommerce? Why not social networking?
I do have course called Tweetme that covers building twitter-like service. That course will show you how to create a social network step-by-step. I do encourage you to take that course but I'll say this course should be taken first for a key reason...
Validation. Proving any project is worth your effort and time can be very challenging. Proving that a social network is viable is also VERY VERY challenging. eCommerce, on the other hand, it's very clear if your project is working: it's either making sales or it's not.
Here's the thing. I want you to build a super successful project and change your life as a result of that project. I believe the only way you can do that is by committing yourself to working through projects from start to finish. This project is the result of everything I've ever done and learned in programming. I show you step-by-step to help you learn the context of how all of this is used. Along the way, I'll explain the WHY behind the HOW.
It's an amazingly exciting time to get into coding/programming/software development/technology! I hope you join me.
Thank you,
Justin
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