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Dennis Ivy Courses
Django Python: Build a Full Stack Website with Features
4.5 (3,304 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 18.4h- 2024
$84.99
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Django with React | An Ecommerce Website
4.5 (2,604 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 18.1h
- 2021
$79.99
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Most Recent Review
[I'm making this feedback at 2.9] So far i didn't like that a couple of things wasn't explained, like why using the 'project' as reference works (because that is the name of the url and you can refer to the name as well if my understanding is correct) or in previous video he said that we don't need to know what is in manage.py and so on, without talking too much about the logic of how the system is built around reusing of templates. So these all together makes me need to have conversations with llm while watching. This is maybe fine, i just wanted to give my feedback.
- Review by Csaba Donka on Django Python: Build a Full Stack Website with Features
Instructor Bio
At age 25 Dennis was a lead developer at a forensics laboratory in charge of managing a small team of developers. With an untraditional start to his career, Dennis entered the industry as a full stack developer when he came up with a new idea to learn how to code and then build his idea for a new lab management software which he later sold to the company for over $41,000.
After two years as a lead developer and combined 7 years of freelancing, Dennis started his YouTube channel (Dennis Ivy) to teach others everything he learned as a self taught developer and has courses on Udemy and his own platform.
With a primary focus on Python, Django, JavaScript, React and Postgres, Dennis teaches his students from the very basics all the way to building out complex applications while combining several different technologies.
With over 100,000 YouTube subscribers and 7 million combined views, students from all over the world have benefited from his teaching style and efforts.
