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Dev tools · September 11, 2020

Django Takeoff!

Quick Guide to Learning Django 3 Web Development

Django Takeoff! launched on September 11, 2020 with 2 votes.

What it does

The focus of this book is to learn Django web development by example. The book has 22 chapters which cover many topics such as URLs, views, templates, Bootstrap, AWS (Amazon Web Services), Heroku deployment, and more.

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