Master Fullstack Development with Python, Django, PostgreSQL, and Flet – Build Scalable & Dynamic Web Apps

What you'll learn

Develop end-to-end web applications using Django for the backend, PostgreSQL for database management, and Flet for the frontend

Learn to create dynamic web applications, implement authentication systems, develop RESTful APIs, and leverage Django's ORM, middleware, and security features

Understand relational database design, write complex queries, and integrate PostgreSQL seamlessly with Django applications for efficient data management

Secure applications with user authentication, role-based access control

Create fully interactive, visually appealing, and responsive UIs using Flet, without the complexity of traditional web technologies.

Implement API communication between Django and Flet, manage data efficiently, and handle user interactions smoothly.

Gain hands-on experience with version control , debugging techniques, API integration, and software development methodologies used in professional environment

Work on Real-World Fullstack Projects

Gain the Confidence to Build & Maintain Fullstack Applications

Requirements

Basic Python Programming Skills

A Willingness to Learn and Build Projects

A personal computer & stable internet connection

Description

This course is designed for developers who want to build fullstack web applications using only Python, without the complexity of jаvascript, HTML, or CSS. By leveraging Django for backend development, PostgreSQL for database management, and Flet for frontend design, you will learn how to create modern, scalable applications efficiently.The course begins with Django, where you will learn to build dynamic web applications, implement authentication systems, and develop RESTful APIs. You will gain hands-on experience with Django's ORM, middleware, and security features. The database section covers PostgreSQL, teaching you how to design and optimize relational databases, write complex queries, and integrate them seamlessly with Django applications.One of the most exciting aspects of this course is Flet, a powerful framework that allows you to build frontend applications directly in Python. Unlike traditional web development frameworks, Flet eliminates the need for jаvascript, HTML, or CSS while providing a fully interactive and visually appealing user interface. You will learn how to design responsive UIs, handle user interactions, and connect your frontend to a Django-powered backend.Throughout the course, you will build real-world projects to reinforce your skills. You will learn best practices for API integration, user authentication, security, and deployment to cloud platforms. The course also covers software development methodologies, version control, and debugging techniques to prepare you for professional development environments.By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and confidence to build, deploy, and maintain fullstack web applications using Python. Whether you are a beginner looking to start a career in web development or an experienced developer seeking to expand your skill set, this course provides a comprehensive and practical approach to modern fullstack development.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Fullstack Development with Python

Lecture 1 Downloading course resources & materials

Lecture 2 Frontend Development Overview, Tools & Technologies

Lecture 3 How does the frontend communicate with backend ?

Lecture 4 The server-side

Lecture 5 Why Python for Fullstack?

Lecture 6 Introduction to Django, PostgreSQL & Flet

Lecture 7 Setting Up Your Development Environment

Section 2: Introduction to Databases

Lecture 8 Introduction to Relational Databases

Lecture 9 What is PostgreSQL?

Lecture 10 Downloading and installing PostgreSQL (Windows, Mac, Linux)

Lecture 11 Working with pgAdmin

Lecture 12 Inserting Data

Lecture 13 Querying Data

Lecture 14 Updating and Deleting Records

Lecture 15 Relationships

Section 3: Introducing Django framework

Lecture 16 Introduction to Django & MVC Architecture

Lecture 17 Writing your first Django App

Lecture 18 Writing your first view

Lecture 19 Database setup

Lecture 20 Running the migrate command

Lecture 21 Creating & Activating models

Lecture 22 Playing with the API

Lecture 23 Introducing the Django Admin

Lecture 24 Writing more views

Lecture 25 Write views that actually do something part 1

Lecture 26 Write views that actually do something part 2

Lecture 27 Raising a 404 error

Lecture 28 Use the template system

Lecture 29 Removing hardcoded URLs in templates

Lecture 30 Namespacing URL names

Section 4: Working with forms & Static files

Lecture 31 Write a minimal form

Lecture 32 The results page

Lecture 33 Use generic views: Less code is better

Lecture 34 Django MVC mastery free guide

Section 5: Psychology of Programming

Lecture 35 The Developer's Mindset

Lecture 36 Programming is Not Memorization

Lecture 37 Becoming a Confident Developer

Section 6: Building APIs with Django REST Framework - Views & Serializers

Lecture 38 Section goals!

Lecture 39 Designing e-examination system entity-relationship diagram

Lecture 40 Introduction to Django REST Framework

Lecture 41 Getting started with DRF!

Lecture 42 Creating serializers - Course & Exam serializers

Lecture 43 Json Response

Lecture 44 Serializers - GET Request

Lecture 45 Serializers - POST, PUT, DELETE Request

Lecture 46 Status Codes

Lecture 47 APIView class

Lecture 48 Field & class level validation

Lecture 49 Custom Validation

Lecture 50 Serializer Fields and core Arguments

Lecture 51 Creating exams views & route

Lecture 52 Model Serializer

Lecture 53 ExamQuestion View

Lecture 54 SerializerMethod Field

Lecture 55 Serializers relations

Lecture 56 Nested Serializers

Lecture 57 HyperLinked Model Serializer

Lecture 58 GenericAPIView and Mixins

Lecture 59 Concrete View Classes

Lecture 60 Overwrite Queryset

Lecture 61 Viewsets, ModelViewSets and Routers

Section 7: Building APIs with Django REST Framework - Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 62 Introduction to Authentication

Lecture 63 Authentication in Django rest framework

Lecture 64 Creating the Accounts App

Lecture 65 Creating Admins and Students models

Lecture 66 Fixing migration issues

Lecture 67 Creating accounts app serializers

Lecture 68 Refactoring & Testing project

Lecture 69 Authentication VS Authorization

Lecture 70 Basic Authentication

Lecture 71 Creating accounts app Views

Lecture 72 Token Authentication

Lecture 73 Account app walkthrough & restructing plans

Lecture 74 Improving the signup process

Lecture 75 Testing API with Postman

Lecture 76 JWT Authentication

Lecture 77 Permissions in Django rest framework

Lecture 78 Custom Permissions

Lecture 79 What is Throttling ?

Lecture 80 Throttling in Django rest framework

Section 8: Building APIs with Django REST Framework - Filtering, Searching, Ordering

Lecture 81 Creating ExamAttempt, StudentAnswer & results Models

Lecture 82 Creating ExamAttempt, StudentAnswer & results Views/Serializers

Lecture 83 Filtering Introduction

Lecture 84 DjangoFilterBackend & SearchFilter

Lecture 85 OrderingFilter

Lecture 86 Pagination

Lecture 87 PageNumber, LimitOffset Pagination

Section 9: Building APIs with Django REST Framework - API Documentation

Lecture 88 Why is API Documentation important ?

Lecture 89 Using postman for documentation

Lecture 90 Using drf-spectacular for documentation

Section 10: Frontend Development with Flet - Layout

Lecture 91 What is Flet? Why Use It Over HTML/CSS/jаvascript?

Lecture 92 Building your first flet app

Lecture 93 Page

Lecture 94 Pagelet

Lecture 95 View

Lecture 96 Card

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