Building Web Apps Using Django: Generic Views

Django 2.2    |    Intermediate
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Explore various Django class-based generic views, which help to simplify the tasks of viewing, creating, editing, and deleting instances of Django models, in this 14-video course. Django is a widely used web framework written in the Python language. You will begin with a two-part tutorial on updating forms in a Django app: part 1 on defining forms and a view function, and part 2 on configuring update forms. Then explore how to use the built-in generic views: ListView to list instances of a model in your Django project; DetailView; CreateView; UpdateView, and also DeleteView. Discover how to configure permissions for the DeleteView; generate an archive of your Django model instances using the ArchiveIndexView; and create an archive of Django model instances, categorized by year, using the YearArchiveView. A two-part tutorial on applying finishing touches concludes the course: part 1 on defining an "About Us" page for your Django application, and part 2 on setting a customized 404 error page for your Django website.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • discover the key concepts covered in this course
    define forms and a view function to enable users of your Django web site to update model instances
    configure update forms so that users can submit the new data for model instances in a POST request
    use the built-in generic ListView to list instances of a model in your Django project
    display all details of a Django model instance using the built-in DetailView view
    enable the creation of new instances of your Django model by implementing a CreateView view
    allow users to update instances of your Django model by means of an UpdateView view
  • use the built-in DeleteView view to allow users to delete instances of your Django model
    set permissions for users to delete instances of your Django model and define the redirect URL for a successful delete
    generate an archive of your Django model instances using the ArchiveIndexView view
    create an archive of your Django model instances, categorized by year, using the YearArchiveView view
    define an "About Us" page for your Django application
    set a customized 404 error page for your Django web site
    discover the key concepts covered in this course

IN THIS COURSE

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    Course Overview
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    Update Forms in a Django App - Part 1
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    Update Forms in a Django App - Part 2
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    The ListView in Django
    8m 52s
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    The DetailView in Django
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    Django's CreateView
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    Django's UpdateView
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    Django's DeleteView
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    Configuring Permissions for the DeleteView
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    Django's ArchiveIndexView
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    Django's YearArchiveView
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    Applying Finishing Touches - Part 1
    9m 30s
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    Applying Finishing Touches - Part 2
    9m 24s
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    Course Summary
    57s
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