In this tutorial, we'll get a basic understanding of what is Django, why people use it, how it's different from other frameworks, and how to run your first basic page

This tutorial shows how you can create a "skeleton" website, which you can then populate with site-specific settings models, paths, views, and templates (we discuss these in later tutorials)

In this tutorial part, we're going to introduce the concept of Models. This is where the majority of the value of Django comes from

In this tutorial, we will check out the admin functionality of Django and cover its benefits

This tutorial will cover how to easily create and manage basic Django admin functionality in our Django database

We'll spend time on our website's front-end styling and design, together with some pagination views

This tutorial will cover creating user registration, login, and logout functionality on a site built using the Django Web Framework and a little CSS

This part will cover the Django messaging tool that will throw a pop-up for a user about what's going on with their operations on the website!

In this part, we will continue working on our user handling; we'll bring some dynamics to the page and some ability for users to log in and log out on our page.

We'll get familiar with decorators and implement some changes to allow users to log in not only with a username but also with an email

We will cover Google reCAPTCHA - a top-rated solution to protect your application or website against bots or spam that it's reasonably effortless to implement when we are using the right tools

In this article, we'll crack on our user profile so that our users can edit their description, name, surname, or other details you want to include

We'll cover how to upload and manage images for our series and articles. Also, we'll enable users to add their profile image so that others can recognize him

We'll learn how we can implement buttons to update, delete and create articles and series just in the front end if we have the right authorization for that

In this part, we'll cover how to send an email confirmation using Django when someone registers on our website

We'll continue to cover how to complete email functionality in the Django webserver to allow users to change and restore their passwords