Mark Winterbottom
Welcome to the beginner course on How to Build a REST API from scratch, using Django, Django REST Framework, Python, Vagrant, VirtualBox, Atom, and ModHeaders. You’ll also learn how to deploy your dev server to AWS!
This course is made with Django 2.2 and Django REST Framework 3.9.
The skills taught in this course are absolutely essential for creating successful products that users love and can t live without.
Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, you name it. These apps all have their own backend REST APIs that handle millions of call requests everyday. You cannot build a successful app without a backend REST API.
Not only is it essential to whatever app or MVP you are building the skills you learn in this course will make you a kickass developer in the workplace.
If you re a front–end developer and you take this course, you ll be able to speak backend with your colleagues and understand what s going on under the hood of all your projects, increasing your confidence and earning the respect of your peers.
If you re a newbie developer or just starting out in your career, this course will give you a very practical foundation to building your portfolio and increasing your earning potential.
In this course you will learn the best–practice way of building your very own REST API.
You will learn how to create a local development server and test your code each step of the way.
Whether you re looking to gain a bit of experience with backend development, or you re looking to create a REST API to turn your app idea into a reality – then this course is for you.
By the end of this course you will have built a fully functioning REST API that can handle:
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: Build a Backend REST API with Python & Django – Beginner
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22 reviews for Build a Backend REST API with Python & Django – Beginner
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| Price | $13.99 |
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| Duration | 5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$13.99
Jan Cedergren –
Very clear instructions.
Jyotiradity Dey –
nicely explained each topic with resources
Victor Balasoto –
Clear instruction, just the right length or course material to start learning Django.
Cristhian David Aguilar Alvarado –
He should use docker tough I’m kidding he teachs really well
Angel Gutarra Leon –
I think he went too fast. a lot of the times he wouldn’t explain things very well. sometimes he would write a whole bunch of code really fast and then talk about it but the talking was only passing remarks and it was not in depth. he didn’t have any situations where he left the audience to do an assignment or even prompt the viewer with a question over what he was going to do next. There was a lot of good information here and is pretty good for someone who already has a base knowledge over what is going on.
Serhii Alforov –
Thanks for the course. Lessons are short and explanations are clear.
Himanshu kumar –
This is good course for me.
Mohammed Sabah –
this course is OutDate, I hope the instructor is willing to update this course. >>Have a nice day <<
Andrea Cappicciola –
Perfetto, in poche ore ho imparato Python, Django, API, Vagrant, githube, AWS, SQLite.
Emil Gade –
There’s some basic terminology you got wrong such as tuples being the same as lists, and functions in classes need the parameter self. These things didn’t bother me that much, but i don’t think it’s something you should learn any beginner in python. I got an okay overview of how views worked, but i would liked if you went in and explained the individual view a bit more instead of showing all the different ones. After the course i tried to make my own API for an ongoing project. It failed really hard. I didn’t have enough understanding of when to use the different views. Maybe this is intended for the course to be more of an overview, but it wasn’t what i expected of the course. Now i’m going to proceed on to your next course, and hope i can get a better understanding of the views. But thanks for a basic understanding and a great overview of django. Sincerely Emil Gade
Bryan De La Cruz Amar –
Muy bueno!!
Gerzson D vid Boros –
Great course, easy explanation about more important topics.
Shrishail Hugar –
good
Arjav Patni –
Great course for beginners expecting to learn how APIs are built using Django. Concepts are explained well while coding. Recommended!
K O –
Doesn’t use a real database or models. Created a field in serializer… The esting didn’t really address the CRUD operations. He used strings.
Juan Jose Fernandez –
Very good intro with examples to Django, DRF and first deploy to AWS
Toghrul Mammadov –
by taking this course you learn a lot.
Abhishek Dhotre –
The course gave a good overall understanding of the Django framework and the code structure. Nice presentation and the instructor has done good work with explanation. I would had loved if the course was not focused around configuring Django admin and a more real world API example was considered.
Rafael Soriano –
Excelentes bases
Mountain Scott –
I really wanted to give this course five stars because I could tell that the instructor putting effort into explaining his code but at the end of the the day, it is not a beginner’s course. I would recommend doing the official django tutorial (on django’s website) and reading the django rest framework docs BEFORE (not after) doing this course.
Syed Raza –
amazing course
Elearning Immortal –
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