by Derek Jensen
Lessons:19Length:2.2 hours

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2.3 Create Router URLs
The main entry points into your Django application are described with URLs. These URLs take the form of regular expressions that describe the basic structure of HTTP requests and where those requests get serviced within your application. Trust me, it's actually much easier than it sounds! In this lesson, I'll show you how to create these URLs.
1.Introduction3 lessons, 14:42
3 lessons, 14:42
Free Lesson 1.1Introduction00:58
Free Lesson
1.1
Introduction
00:58
Free Lesson 1.2Prerequisites04:14
Free Lesson
1.2
Prerequisites
04:14
1.3Set Up the Development Environment09:30
1.3
Set Up the Development Environment
09:30
2.Foundations6 lessons, 47:44
6 lessons, 47:44
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 Structure6 lessons, 52:54
6 lessons, 52:54
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 Up3 lessons, 16:58
3 lessons, 16:58
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.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:23
1 lesson, 01:23
5.1Goodbye01:23
5.1
Goodbye
01:23
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