Django Tutorial: Build Your First App Fast & Free! (Udemy.com)

Just 2 opinions to make this move a little faster, get end users to use virtualization, like Virtual Box. Then have them use/install vagrant, provide a vagrant file and tell them now do Vagrant up in that directory to get going. Might be worth noting, but maybe not. Other issue is that I ran into an error where python said it could not find module pymysql, so I had to pip install pymysql. I personally would like to see this setup on Ubuntu.

I like the course in general. And it is nice amount of material. It is a bit fast, meaning I need to keep pausing the video, to be able to copy in code, or work at the same time. That makes it a bit harder to follow

I was gone through 30% of the course , I usually try to rate after the end of the course, but honestly I tired to finished it but could not. 1- It was not engaging 2- The lectures do not go step by step in terms of explaining the concepts. The lecturer says in a fast mode then moves to the code....

Very good introduction to django. Had to google a bit to get the necessary soft install on my mac, but after you will be able to build django applications in no time. The instructor goes to the point, explaining with a simple example the foundation of the framework, leaving details (and there are many as django seems to be flexible and powerful) for later depending on your application. Very good english spoken, easy to follow... and free! thank you.

You can get the same exact information and more if you can read online documentation. The "Polls" application is where everyone starts in learning the introduction to python, its problem is being to specific and does not cover anything other that (Who are you going to vote for? and Vote answer). nothing more. The instructor though does a great job in explaining the content of the tutorial. It is a great starting point for Django learning.

Being a django newbie, I had started the official django tutorial on the djangoproject site, was understanding only about 20% of stuff and just pushing through it(couldn't go further that part 5). And then I came across this; course is well structured, instructor is really clear in communication and there are some additional things too. Overall I could absorb almost all of the content(with some amount of googling of course). Ready for something more complex :) PS-The generic views part could be improved

I think the author went straight to the most important concepts of Django, the only thing I think should be reworked is the Generic views section, it was very fast and no explanations were given about the benefits of using them Other than that, its a cool introduction to Django

I really can't recommend this course for anyone using x64 Windows 10 - the dev environment is next to impossible to get running the way the instructor suggests. The commands error out and Visual Studio versions need to be installed with the right order and settings. The MYSQL connector doesn't install with the latest Python and everything goes wrong from there. That said - so far the lectures are great and I'm sure if you're on Linux or Mac you'll have no problems.

I've followed this course step by step from the start and found it to the point and well explanatory. The instructor has done his job really well, mind blowing! I think he's a very good instructor and proved to be a good teacher. Thanks for Providing such good Course! I'm really thankful to your sir!

As an introductory course, it does it's job. Personally, I felt it helped me understand the basics of the django framework. With the exception of a few 'glitches', like some videos being out of order ( it was fixed ) and a small piece of code that was not very well explained in the video, the course was great. I must mention that the question I had was quickly answered, and the instructor is involved with the audience. Overall, good course.