Chapter 1: Django Home
Home part of a Django project — the landing page / homepage / welcome screen that users see first when they visit your domain (like example.com/ or 127.0.0.1:8000/). Many beginners get confused here because the...
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Chapter 2: Django Introduction
Django Introduction: I’m going to explain Django to you exactly the way I would explain it to my cousin who’s just finished learning basic Python and wants to build real websites. No copy-paste from...
Chapter 3: Django Getting Started
Django Getting Started step-by-step, like I’m your senior sitting next to you on a shared screen, explaining why we do each thing, what can go wrong (very common in India with different Python installs),...
Chapter 4: Django – Create Virtual Environment
Today we’re zooming in on one single, super-important topic: Creating a Virtual Environment for Django. This is Step Zero in every real Django project (even in January 2026). Skip it, and you’ll regret it...
Chapter 5: Install Django
Today we’re focusing only on installing Django — the exact moment you go from “I have Python” to “Django is ready in my project”. This is after you’ve already created & activated a virtual...
Chapter 6: Django Create Project
Django version we’re using: 6.0.1 (stable as of today, patch release from Jan 6, 2026 — safe, modern, supports Python 3.12–3.14) Prerequisites Check (30-second sanity check) Before we type anything: Terminal open? In your...
Chapter 7: Django Create App
What is an “App” in Django? (The Most Important Concept) A Django project is the whole website/container (like your house). An app is a modular, reusable piece inside it (like a room: kitchen, bedroom,...
Chapter 8: Django Views
URLs wired up, and the server running. Now we’re diving into Django Views — the heart of what makes your site dynamic. Think of views as the brain workers of your Django app: User...
Chapter 9: Django URLs
perfect time to talk about one of the most beautiful and powerful parts of Django: URLs (also called the URL dispatcher or URLconf). Think of URLs as the front door signs of your website:...
Chapter 10: Django Templates
Django: Templates! It’s still that beautiful Hyderabad afternoon (January 31, 2026, around 4:00 PM IST), and you’ve already got: Project (mysite) App (polls) Views (function-based or class-based) URLs wired up Now templates turn your...
