Full Stack Web Development with Python and Django Course (Udemy.com)
Learn how to create websites and web apps using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Python and Django!
Created by: Tanner Siciliano
Last updated April 2019
What you will learn
- Build website and web applications
- HTML and CSS for front end web development
- Bootstrap for responsive web design
- Python
- Django for creating robust websites and web apps
How it compares
Against the other 72 rated Udemy courses in Django on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.1 out of 5higher than 2% of them
- Reviews112#63 of 73 by number of reviews
- Length7.8 hoursshorter than 56% of them
- Last updatedApril 2019earlier than 80% of them
Course Description
Maybe you just want to learn a new skill.
This class will cover everything you need to know to start creating functional websites and web apps. Although this course is focused for beginners, it will culminate in creating a blog from scratch. You do not need to have any programming knowledge in order to complete this class.
Some of the topics we will cover include:
HTMLCSSResponsive Web DesignBootstrapPythonDjangoFront End vs. Back End DevelopmentDatabasesModel, View, Template (MVT) structureSelf described as the "The Web Framework for Perfectionists with Deadlines,"Django is one of the most widely used frameworks for building websites and web apps. It is built using Python, which is also one of the most popular programming languages today. It has a wide variety of applications, including web development, data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
This course focuses only on the topics you need to know in order to get a web app up and running. Who this course is for:
Somebody who wants to learn how to build web applications with Python and DjangoPeople who are interested in learning full stack web developmentEntrepreneurs who want to try and get their idea out there
Instructor Details
- 4.1 Rating
112 Reviews
Tanner Siciliano
My name is Tanner, and I am a full stack web developer and programmer. I have coded in a lot of different languages on my own, and have created a lot of projects throughout different frameworks.
In the beginning of 2017, I quit my job to start my own business. This is when I started to teach myself more programming languages, including HTML, CSS and Javascript for front end web design. I then tried a few back end languages, and then settled on Python due to its growing demand and its applications in data science. Then, I just started learning more and more programming languages and skills. I like creating programming education content.
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Reviews
By Prashanth Channalingegowda on 8/13/2020
Because as a i am learning from scratch without any language back ground i am able to catch up with the trainer ....
By Romain Perruchon on 6/4/2020
On fait beaucoup de base peut tre faudrait il faire des projets. Je suis sur ma faim.
By Murhula Lundi Bangalwa on 5/22/2020
Yes it was actually a great experience in such I want to take an other Python course!
By William Meertens on 2/16/2020
Good with a fast paste showing you everything to get you started with django, html and css. The only thing missing to make it a really complete course is deployment. Preferably to a webserver, secondly github.
By Sudheen on 2/14/2020
There is very basic information provided in all the slides that you put on. I was expecting bit more details information on Python specially since this is a Python Django Web Developer course.
By M Hamza on 2/12/2020
no clear understanding make a crud dynamic with if else statement which is in demand in market
By Namit Agarwal on 3/18/2019
Too Basic Stuff
By Paula Ghergu on 2/10/2019
While this is a relatively good introduction to full stack developing there is a lot of copy-pasting involved. The teacher also doesn't explain very well the concepts other than "this is how it's done". I gave it a 3 stars grade because it was helpful but if you're a beginner you might have problems following everything that's happening.
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Overall Score : 82 / 100






