This book teaches how to develop web applications with Python and Django through four professional level Django projects. Author Antonio Melé teaches Django 3 features, how to solve common web development problems, how to implement best practices, and how to successfully deploy applications. The projects are a blog application, a social image bookmarking website, an online shop, and ...

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 an e-learning platform, with step-by-step guidance in integrating popular technologies, enhancing applications with AJAX, creating RESTful APIs, and setting up a production environment for Django projects.

Author: Antonio Melé
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Date: March 2020
Pages: 568
ISBN: 978-1838981952
Print: 1838981950
Kindle: B0868SN6HF
Audience: Python developers
Level: Intermediate
Category: Python

• Build real-world web applications
• Learn Django essentials, including models, views, ORM, templates, URLs, forms, and authentication
• Implement advanced features such as custom model fields, custom template tags, cache, middleware, localization, and more
• Create complex functionalities, such as AJAX interactions, social authentication, a full-text search engine, a payment system, a CMS, a RESTful API, and more
• Integrate other technologies, including Redis, Celery, RabbitMQ, PostgreSQL, and Channels, into your projects
• Deploy Django projects in production using NGINX, uWSGI, and Daphne
• Implement advanced functionalities like a full-text search engine, a user activity stream, or a recommendation engine

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