What are templates in Django? And, how will we apply these templates to our code? You’ll about to find out in this lesson!
Lesson 8: URLs in Django
Wanna know how to make your browser look like this? In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create your own customized URLs and your own pages.
Lesson 7: A Tour in our Django Project
Let’s have a tour in our Django project! Know about the importance of manage.py, settings.py, and many other parts of this new-made project!
Lesson 1. Computers and Its Generation
Learn more about the generation of computers, switches, binary, hexadecimals, and conventions such as ASCII and UniCode. Know how we measure bits.
Lesson 6: Running Our Django Server
In this lesson, we’ll be running our Django server and make our browser look like what you can see in the featured image.
Lesson 2. Important Rules and Reminders for All Programmers
Some important notes about Pace, Reading and Writing, Attention to Details, Copy-Pasting, Saving our code, Misconceptions in programming, and Questions.
Power Button Symbol–Where Did it Come From?
Know where the Power Button Symbol came from. Is it connected to the binary system? But how did that happen? In this article, you’ll find out!
Lesson 5: Start a New Project in Django
To get organized with our computer, we need a folder where we can put all our projects. In this lesson, we’ll start a new project in Django.
Lesson 4: Install Django
Learn how we can install Django in our computer. May it be going to Django’s official website, or by using ‘pip’ to install Django.
Lesson 3. Setting Up Our Computer
Introducing a very awesome code/text editor: Visual Studio Code. We’ll talk about the Terminal. Learn where to install Python. Know how to create a new file for coding. Discover some of the beautiful color themes for your editor.