In this course we'll build a cool little website with Django and Python that will generate random math flashcards and allow the user to guess the answer.  The app will then evaluate the answer and let the user know if they were correct or not.

Description

It may seem like a simple app, but there are a lot of moving parts that will allow us to really learn some cool things with Django and Python!

You don't need to know Python, Django, or HTMLto take this course, but if you already know any of those things, it'll be easier for you to follow along.

After we build the website, I'll show you how to set up Version control with Git, then we'll push our code to Github for safe keeping before pushing it to Heroku for Free Web hosting.

Python is easily the most popular programming language out there, and Django is the most popular Web Development Framework for Python. Learning it has never been easier!

• This course is aimed towards absolute beginners who want to learn the to build Websites with Django and Python
• Anyone wanting to learn to build web apps

Course content

• Set Up TheDevelopment Environment
  • Introduction
  • Install Python
  • Install Sublime Text Editor and Git Bash Terminal
  • Create a Virtual Environment
  • Install Django and Startproject
  • Run The Web Server
  • Migrate The Database
• Create The Django Flashcards App
  • Startapp
  • Create an URLS.py File
  • Understanding URLS, Views, and Templates
  • Intro To The Bootstrap CSS Framework
  • Understanding Base.html
  • Add a Bootstrap Navbar
  • Build Some Math Web Pages
  • Create Math URLS
  • Introduction To Web Forms
  • Form Action
  • Form Processing
  • Random Number Generation
  • Pass Random Numbers To View
  • Determine Correct Answer
  • Answer Formatting
  • Colored Message Boxes
  • Flashcard Images
  • Create The Subtract Page
  • Create The Multiply Page
  • Create The Divide Page
  • Error Handling
• Version Control and Web Hosting
  • Version Control With Git
  • Version Control With Github.com
  • Introduction To Heroku
  • Install The Heroku Toolbelt
  • Generate a Procfile
  • Change Settings.py File For Heroku
  • Push Code To Heroku
  • Heroku Domain Names
  • Bonus Lecture