Build 3 stunning websites, learn Back and Front End Web Development, deploy your site with HTML5, CSS3 and Bootstrap 4
InstructorNick Walter
Free
The curriculum centers on building functional websites, such as a password generator and a todo list, to reinforce backend concepts through active creation.
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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The Django admin interface displays an edit form for a portfolio project, allowing the user to update the title, description, and associated course image.
This split-screen view demonstrates debugging a Python script by running it in the terminal to identify and resolve a syntax error.
The PythonAnywhere dashboard interface displaying sections for managing consoles, files, notebooks, and web applications.
Instruction is described as human-understandable and approachable, often explaining the reasoning behind code rather than just providing syntax.
The focus on backend logic leaves the CSS and Bootstrap components feeling underdeveloped for those wanting to build custom designs.
The material focuses on older Django versions, and the use of a Mac-based environment may create friction for Windows users.
The course aligns well with beginners, though the Mac-based instruction may not suit all learners.