Course Content

Django: First Dive

1. Get Started

What is Django?Model-View-Template Start Project Start App Run Server Challenge: Build the Project

2. Write the First Page

View URL Connect View to URL Challenge: Write your View

3. Models

What is Model?How to create a Model?Challenge: Zoo Market Table Migrations

4. Working with Database

Create Data Retrieve Data Update and Delete Data Challenge: CRUD with Person Summary

5. Templates

Template Folder Context Post List View DTL Loop Links to Views

6. Request Handling

Distribution of Request Methods CSRF Token Request Data Extract Create Post with Input Data Redirect and reverse()

Challenge: Write your View

Note

For convenience, let's make the first view in one file with URL addresses (urls.py).

The presented code for the task is part of the framework and cannot work separately, so errors will be received when you try to Run Code. Use the Submit Task button to solve this task.

Task

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Implement the index view:

Define the html variable that should contain Docstring.
Docstring should represent the HTML code for page, where you need to:
- define the <body> tag with the CSS property background-color with value lightblue;
- write the first header (<h1> tag) with the content Django;
- define the second header (<h2> tag) with the content Python in Web.
- define the paragraph (<p>) with the Python allows us to create web applications. content.
Return the HttpResponse object by passing the html variable to this object.

Connect the index view to the urlpatterns:

The URL endpoint should be named home.
Pass the index view to the path function as the second argument.
This URL pattern should be named home-page using the name keyword.

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Section 2. Chapter 4

Challenge: Write your View

Note

For convenience, let's make the first view in one file with URL addresses (urls.py).

The presented code for the task is part of the framework and cannot work separately, so errors will be received when you try to Run Code. Use the Submit Task button to solve this task.

Task

Swipe to show code editor

Implement the index view:

Define the html variable that should contain Docstring.
Docstring should represent the HTML code for page, where you need to:
- define the <body> tag with the CSS property background-color with value lightblue;
- write the first header (<h1> tag) with the content Django;
- define the second header (<h2> tag) with the content Python in Web.
- define the paragraph (<p>) with the Python allows us to create web applications. content.
Return the HttpResponse object by passing the html variable to this object.

Connect the index view to the urlpatterns:

The URL endpoint should be named home.
Pass the index view to the path function as the second argument.
This URL pattern should be named home-page using the name keyword.

_{Once you've completed this task, click the button below the code to check your solution.}

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Section 2. Chapter 4

Challenge: Write your View

Note

For convenience, let's make the first view in one file with URL addresses (urls.py).

The presented code for the task is part of the framework and cannot work separately, so errors will be received when you try to Run Code. Use the Submit Task button to solve this task.

Task

Swipe to show code editor

Implement the index view:

Define the html variable that should contain Docstring.
Docstring should represent the HTML code for page, where you need to:
- define the <body> tag with the CSS property background-color with value lightblue;
- write the first header (<h1> tag) with the content Django;
- define the second header (<h2> tag) with the content Python in Web.
- define the paragraph (<p>) with the Python allows us to create web applications. content.
Return the HttpResponse object by passing the html variable to this object.

Connect the index view to the urlpatterns:

The URL endpoint should be named home.
Pass the index view to the path function as the second argument.
This URL pattern should be named home-page using the name keyword.

_{Once you've completed this task, click the button below the code to check your solution.}

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

Note

For convenience, let's make the first view in one file with URL addresses (urls.py).

The presented code for the task is part of the framework and cannot work separately, so errors will be received when you try to Run Code. Use the Submit Task button to solve this task.

Task

Swipe to show code editor

Implement the index view:

Define the html variable that should contain Docstring.
Docstring should represent the HTML code for page, where you need to:
- define the <body> tag with the CSS property background-color with value lightblue;
- write the first header (<h1> tag) with the content Django;
- define the second header (<h2> tag) with the content Python in Web.
- define the paragraph (<p>) with the Python allows us to create web applications. content.
Return the HttpResponse object by passing the html variable to this object.

Connect the index view to the urlpatterns:

The URL endpoint should be named home.
Pass the index view to the path function as the second argument.
This URL pattern should be named home-page using the name keyword.

_{Once you've completed this task, click the button below the code to check your solution.}

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Section 2. Chapter 4

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