By Mason Egger
Developer Advocate
About the Talk
Django is a powerful Python Web Framework that enables rapid development, robust database management, and many built in tools to make building your app easier. Let’s explore all that Django has to offer and how it can help you build your next app.
What You’ll Learn
- How to use Django to create an app
- How to create views, routes, and database tables
- How to leverage Django’s built-in Admin panel to manage your data
This Talk Is Designed For
Developers who want to build robust applications using Python.
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of the Python programming language.
Resources
Django documentation [Docs] Django code [GitHub] How to Deploy a Django App on App Platform [Tutorial] Django or Flask: How Do I Choose Which to Use? [Mason’s personal blog]
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About the author
Mason is currently a Sr. Developer Advocate at DigitalOcean who specializes in cloud infrastructure, distributed systems, and Python.
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