Finally create that App & fully-functioning user database in this crash course to building a REST API
InstructorMark WinterbottomThe curriculum provides a path from local environment configuration to cloud deployment on AWS EC2.
Instruction covers various levels of the Django REST Framework, including basic APIViews and more advanced Viewsets.
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The instructor presents the final project scope, detailing specific REST API endpoints for user profile management and feed data handling.
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An instructor presents a slide illustrating the expected skill level after completing the course, with sliders indicating intermediate proficiency in both Django and Python.
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