Learn to build websites with HTML , CSS , Bootstrap , Javascript , jQuery , Python 3 , and Django!
InstructorJose Portilla
Free
The curriculum utilizes specific builds, such as CSS Spectrum and a social media site clone, to demonstrate how front-end and back-end technologies integrate.
Instruction follows a structured path from HTML/CSS through to Django deployment, providing a clear development lifecycle.
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This overview highlights the included learning resources, featuring over 100 HD video lectures alongside code explanation notebooks and concept presentation slides.
This slide features a laptop graphic showing a globe and clearly states that the course involves building clones of popular websites.
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The reliance on the retired Atom editor and older Django versions (1.x) necessitates manual research to align with modern standards like Django 5.
The reliance on the retired Atom editor and older Django versions (1.x) necessitates manual research to align with modern standards like Django 5.
The course aligns with beginner goals but requires a level of self-sufficiency to bridge the gap between the curriculum and current technology.