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Django · 7 beginner lessons + download pack

Start with an empty folder and finish with a simple local blog you understand: templates, CSS, search, database posts, detail pages, and a create-post form.

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  1. 01 Start Django and open a page
  2. 02 Add templates and CSS
  3. 03 Build a simple GET search
  4. 04 Save posts with models and admin
  5. 05 Add post pages and a form

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