Complete Backend Development 2023 Bundle - Python Roadmap
Complete Backend Development 2023 Bundle - Python Roadmap
Become Self-Taught Python Developer - Backend Development in 2023 with Python, Django, SQLite3, Heroku, GIT & More!
Start Learning Backend Development Now => Backend Development 2023 Bundle - Python Roadmap
What you'll learn
- Learn To Write Clean And Proper Python Code With Concept.
- Learn About 4 Pillars Of Object Oriented Programming!
- Learn How To Handle Error And Exceptions With Python
- Learn about Django Apps, Templates, Models & Migrations.
- Implement CRUD Functionality. (Create, Read, Update and Delete) on Applications
- Learn about MVT (Model, View Template) for Web apps
- Build rock solid foundation in Git and learn key-related concepts.
- Manage and Update files with Git (move, rename, delete)
- Learn GitHub and how to use and manage the web based Git repository.
Welcome to The Complete 2023 Backend Development Bootcamp - Python Roadmap,
Throughout the course, we will explore the most important technologies and concepts you need to know to become a market-ready developer.
Here is the structural flow that we will follow,
- Basics of Programming
- Core Python
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Python Projects
- Django Core
- Django Authentication
- Django Deployment
- Git and GitHub
Here are few companies that use these technologies -
Google, Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, Quora, Netflix, Dropbox, Reddit, and 1000 others.
Why we prefer Django Framework?
Since Django is written in pure Python, it was originally built around the Model View Controller (MVC) framework. The concept is still applicable in the current version of the framework, as well. But when it comes to Django, developers usually refer to the architecture of Django as Model View Template (MVT).
Three distinct layers are responsible for supporting the architecture, and they can be used separately in the Python Django framework. Models hold information about all your data, and they are represented using attributes/fields. Models have no information about Django layers. Communication between multiple layers is made possible only through an API.
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