Django for Professionals: Production websites with Python & Django

Django for Professionals: Production websites with Python & Django

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  • Create Date:2021-05-29 11:55:43
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
  • Status:finish
  • Author:William S. Vincent
  • ISBN:1735467235
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Summary

Learn how to build production-ready websites with Python & Django。



This book covers in-depth how professional Django programmers do their job and build real-world web applications。 Topics covered include Docker, environment variables, payments, search, permissions, file/image uploads, testing, security, performance, and deployment。



TABLE OF CONTENTS:




Introduction
Chapter 1: Docker
*Chapter 2: PostgreSQL
Chapter 3: Bookstore Project
Chapter 4: Pages App
Chapter 5: User Registration
Chapter 6: Static Assets
Chapter 7: Advanced User Registration
Chapter 8: Environment Variables
Chapter 9: Email
Chapter 10: Books App
Chapter 11: Reviews App
Chapter 12: File/Image Uploads
Chapter 13: Permissions
Chapter 14: Orders with Stripe
Chapter 15: Search
Chapter 16: Performance
Chapter 17: Security
Chapter 18: Deployment
Conclusion

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Reviews

Relax, you're doing fine

A good book to learn Django。 In this book, the author teaches you about both Django and basic Docker, and how to develop and deploy a website in a professional way。 The book covers many topics from development to security and deployment, so it's hard to say it goes deep enough but for quick and overview learning, it's a good book。 A good book to learn Django。 In this book, the author teaches you about both Django and basic Docker, and how to develop and deploy a website in a professional way。 The book covers many topics from development to security and deployment, so it's hard to say it goes deep enough but for quick and overview learning, it's a good book。 。。。more

Trey Piepmeier

I read this book like most technical books--read the beginning in detail and then skimmed and skipped to parts that were relevant to what I was trying to learn。 This is a really good, solid foundation and the basis for how I have Cassette Nest running now。It's also frustratingly lacking in some areas, especially as it pertains to deploying。 Perhaps the latest edition is better in that regard。 I read this book like most technical books--read the beginning in detail and then skimmed and skipped to parts that were relevant to what I was trying to learn。 This is a really good, solid foundation and the basis for how I have Cassette Nest running now。It's also frustratingly lacking in some areas, especially as it pertains to deploying。 Perhaps the latest edition is better in that regard。 。。。more

Vo Tat Dat

Even though this book can not compare with the Official Docs, it's still a good book, easy to read, easy to follow。 I read from beginning to the end in 2 days, not deep but broad。 The book gives a good picture about applying Django in Web development, even it's not really "professional" enough。 Even though this book can not compare with the Official Docs, it's still a good book, easy to read, easy to follow。 I read from beginning to the end in 2 days, not deep but broad。 The book gives a good picture about applying Django in Web development, even it's not really "professional" enough。 。。。more

estw

This book is really bad。 Not sure why it's called "for professionals", it really should have been a part of the first "beginners" book。 Author doesn't properly introduce relatively simple concepts, for example custom permissions。 Just gives a link to official django documentation。 But at the same time he spends good portion of the book creating similar projects from the scratch for every chapter and describing it in detail。 Stay away from this book。 And his other django books, I've read them all This book is really bad。 Not sure why it's called "for professionals", it really should have been a part of the first "beginners" book。 Author doesn't properly introduce relatively simple concepts, for example custom permissions。 Just gives a link to official django documentation。 But at the same time he spends good portion of the book creating similar projects from the scratch for every chapter and describing it in detail。 Stay away from this book。 And his other django books, I've read them all。 。。。more

Belhor Crowley

Read the docs。 Docs are your only way to salvation。 These books are useless unless you only want to do CRUD。