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Django Web Applications

Build Python web applications with structured data access and service integration.

2–5 days, customizableInstructor-led virtual · Onsite corporate · Blended deliveryCustomizable

Who this is for

  • Developers
  • Technical leads
  • Corporate teams working with this stack

Learning outcomes

  • Build Python web applications with structured data access and service integration.
  • Implement and review a scoped scenario using the program topics
  • Identify testing, security and maintenance considerations for the chosen stack

Program modules

  1. 01

    Django project structure

  2. 02

    Models and views

  3. 03

    REST integration and permissions

  4. 04

    Application tests

Hands-on labs

  • Guided exercise: Django project structure
  • Integration or review exercise: REST integration and permissions

Applied learning

Capstone

A scoped implementation or migration plan based on an agreed team scenario, with a walkthrough and feedback.

Choose a 2–5 day delivery schedule

These are sample formats. The selected topics, starting skill level and lab complexity determine the final plan. A shorter workshop covers a narrower scope.

2 days: Focused workshop

Day 1: selected concepts and guided exercises. Day 2: applied scenario, review and next steps.

3 days: Applied program

Day 1: foundations. Day 2: implementation labs. Day 3: integration, testing and feedback.

4 days: Integration program

Days 1–2: foundations and implementation. Day 3: integration and troubleshooting. Day 4: scenario work and review.

5 days: Capstone program

Days 1–2: concepts and labs. Day 3: integration and quality. Day 4: capstone. Day 5: walkthrough, assessment and recommendations.

Technology versions, paid tools, accounts and infrastructure requirements are confirmed before delivery.

Customization

Choose a 2-day focused workshop, 3-day applied program, 4-day integration program or 5-day capstone program. Topics are prioritized to fit the selected duration; the full catalogue is not compressed into one workshop.

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