Full Stack Web Development with SQL, Python, and Django
The Full Stack Web Development with SQL, Python, and Django course is designed to
provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of both front-end and backend web development. This hands-on course equips students with the skills necessary
to build dynamic, scalable, and secure web applications using a combination of SQL,
Python, and the Django framework. Participants will learn the complete web
development process, from designing interactive user interfaces to implementing robust
server-side logic. The course emphasizes practical application through real-world
projects to ensure students are well-prepared for the demands of full-stack development
in the industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Django rocks full-stack development and is built in Python. It provides tools and functionalities for both backend development (server-side logic, database interaction) and front-end development (templates, user authentication).
Django is a powerful and popular choice for web development. Both Python and Django are an amazing combination for clean and maintainable web development.
Yes! Django is a mature and well-regarded framework. Companies like Spotify and Instagram (partially) and The Washington Post use Django for scalability and security.
It's a misconception that Django is "better" than SQL. Django isn’t meant to replace SQL. Django is a framework that simplifies working with databases. SQL is a structured query language for interacting with databases. Django handles the interaction part, while SQL defines the actual queries.They work together for a smoother web development process.
Big names like Instagram, Spotify, Disqus and The Washington Post rely on Django's powerful features.
Learning SQL is generally considered easier than Python. Here's why:
- Focus: SQL is designed for querying databases, with a simpler syntax focused on that task. Python is a general-purpose language for various programming needs, requiring more concepts.
- Learning Curve: SQL offers a quicker start due to its limited functionalities. Python has a broader range of features, leading to a steeper initial learning curve.
Both languages are valuable. Choose SQL for data analysis and database interaction, and Python for broader programming tasks.
Yes, SQL is primarily a backend language. It is specifically designed for querying and managing data in relational databases.
Python can be used for both front-end and back-end development . Django is a full-stack framework built on Python, and there are other Python frameworks for front-end development as well.
Django tackles backend development, providing structure and tools for building web applications. However it also includes features for front-end templating as part of its full-stack capabilities.
Python and SQL are strong foundational skills for web development jobs. However, depending on the specific role, it's good to be familiar with additional tools and frameworks (like Django). Also for full-stack roles, you might also need front-end skills like JavaScript. Acquiring these skills will ultimately strengthen your profile.
1: Introduction to Course
2: Introduction to HTML
3: Introduction to CSS and Bootstrap
4: Introduction to Javascript
5: Introduction to Jquery and Json
6: Front End Projects
7: Introduction to Version control Git and Github
8: Introduction to SQL and Database with Postgres
9: Python Introduction and Setup
10: Deep Dive Into Python
11: Introduction to Handling Exceptions
12: Django Introduction and Setup
13: Deep Dive Into Django
14: Build RESTful Apis with Python, Django and Postgres
15: CapeStone Project