Lessons: 19Length: 2.2 hours
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2.4 Our First View
If you have never worked with Django before, this terminology might be a little confusing for you. In many other web frameworks, a "view" is the part of the application that uses HTML to present data to the user. In Django, this isn't the case. In this lesson, I'll explain how a Django view is the part of the application that handles most of the logic for application functionality, similar to the "controllers" of other MVC-style frameworks.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction00:58
1.1
Introduction
00:58
1.2Prerequisites04:14
1.2
Prerequisites
04:14
1.3Set Up the Development Environment09:30
1.3
Set Up the Development Environment
09:30
2.Foundations
2.1Creating Models09:20
2.1
Creating Models
09:20
2.2Migrations and Administration08:04
2.2
Migrations and Administration
08:04
2.3Create Router URLs10:25
2.3
Create Router URLs
10:25
2.4Our First View04:48
2.4
Our First View
04:48
2.5Create a Template05:46
2.5
Create a Template
05:46
2.6Adding Dynamic Data09:21
2.6
Adding Dynamic Data
09:21
3.Add Structure
3.1Incorporate Bootstrap06:10
3.1
Incorporate Bootstrap
06:10
3.2Add a Feeds List Page11:11
3.2
Add a Feeds List Page
11:11
3.3Add a Base Template07:10
3.3
Add a Base Template
07:10
3.4Create a Feed Form09:28
3.4
Create a Feed Form
09:28
3.5Handle POST Data06:07
3.5
Handle POST Data
06:07
3.6Adding a Real Feed12:48
3.6
Adding a Real Feed
12:48
4.Clean Up
4.1Give Models a Meaningful Name04:24
4.1
Give Models a Meaningful Name
04:24
4.2Format the Articles Page08:49
4.2
Format the Articles Page
08:49
4.3Check for Duplicate Data03:45
4.3
Check for Duplicate Data
03:45
5.Conclusion
5.1Goodbye01:23
5.1
Goodbye
01:23
