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  1. I want to make it possible to have tasks in different categories.

  2. Now it's time to get some data from the database and render it in the template we have created.

  3. Learn how to use the built in Django admin interface to add data to the database.

  4. Let's set up the database model for the tasks and learn a little bit about our choices.

  5. One of Djangos most important thing is that you shouldn't repeat your self.

  6. Let's run the development server and test our website in the browser.

  7. Let's learn how to set up a simple template, and show information from a view.

  8. Now it's time to create our first view and learn a little bit more about this.

  9. It's time to create our first Django app and learn what it actually is.

  10. Let's go through the different files in toodoo and find out what they do and how they're connected.

  11. In this part, we will install and create a virtual environment, and install Django into it.

  12. In this tutorial series, you will get an introduction to Django in just 30 days.

  13. You might wonder how small you can make a django project.

  14. Python Input From Users

    Most applications requires some sort of input from users.

  15. Sometimes we need to convert a string to an integer, a float to a string, etc.

  16. Learn how to build a simple CRM using Django and Vue by following this full course.

  17. Learn how to build a simple todo application using Django (Python), Htmx and Tailwind.

  18. Learn how to build a very basic todo application using Laravel 8 and Tailwind.

  19. Learn how to create a live chat using Django and Channels.

  20. In this video, I will try to explain how Django works.

  21. I often use blank=True and null=True in database models in my Django videos.

  22. In this article, I'll answer 6 typical programming questions I get from beginners.

  23. How To Tweet Using Django

    Learn how to use a Python library called Tweepy to post tweets to your timeline using Django.

  24. Sometimes you need to merge two or more QuerySets, learn how to do it without losing functionality like filtering, counting, etc.

  25. Django is a framework based on python for building web sites and web applications.

  26. Learn how to implement a simple wysiwyg editor with Django.

  27. Learn how to use Django and Vue to make it possible to load new data when you reach the bottom of the screen.

  28. A lot of people have asked me if Django is a good choice for beginners.

  29. Do you want to learn Django by building a really cool project?

  30. Learn how to use Markdown in your blog posts or other places on your website.

  31. A few weeks ago I launched my own Discord server for Code With Stein.

  32. Using sessions with Django is easy and it's something that you should know how to do as a developer.

  33. The built-in function "get_or_create" is a little gem.

  34. I just released a simple shop where you can buy merch with Code With Stein logo to support me.

  35. In this short little guide you will learn how to export data from your local Sqlite database and import it in a new one.

  36. Learn how to build a simple CRM using Django and Vue by following my new tutorial series.

  37. Learn how to build a simple realtime chat application using Django, Web sockets, Channels and Redis.

  38. Django comes with a fantastic feature called Messages.

  39. A simple function for converting days to years, months and days.

  40. Django is a fantastic framework for building web sites and web applications.

  41. Do you want to support my work by sponsoring one of my YouTube Videos?

  42. In this brand new tutorial series I will show you how to build a web app where users can sign up, create clients, generate pdf invoices and send them.

  43. I often get asked how people can become a better Django developer, how to go beyond the basics and what they need to know to get a job.

  44. A few years ago I wanted to build an affiliate website that could be fully automated to see how much money it could make me.

  45. Going to bed to solve a problem instead of almost throwing your computer in the wall.

  46. Working from home can be both good and bad at the same time.

  47. I use DigitalOcean for all of my projects, Code With Stein as well.

  48. Structuring code in large projects can be hard, but it's really important and it can be rewarding in the long run.

  49. Every week days look almost identically for mer.

  50. Over the years I've tried a lot of different frontend frameworks.