Using Django

• • Install Python
  • Get your database running
• Models and databases
  • Making queries
  • Search
  • Performing raw SQL queries
  • Multiple databases
  • Database access optimization
  • Examples of model relationship API usage
• • URL dispatcher
  • View decorators
  • Django shortcut functions
  • Middleware
• Working with forms
  • Django’s role in forms
  • Building a form
  • Working with form templates
• Templates
  • The Django template language
• • Introduction to class-based views
  • Form handling with class-based views
  • Basic examples
  • Subclassing generic views
• • The Commands
  • Workflow
  • Migration files
  • Considerations when removing model fields
  • Squashing migrations
  • Supporting multiple Django versions
• • Using files in models
  • File storage
• • Writing and running tests
  • Advanced testing topics
• • Overview
  • Usage
• • Setting up the cache
  • The per-view cache
  • The low-level cache API
  • Using Vary headers
  • Order of MIDDLEWARE
• • The decorator
  • Using the decorators with other HTTP methods
• Cryptographic signing
  • Using the low-level API
• • Quick example
  • send_mass_mail()
  • Preventing header injection
  • Email backends
• Internationalization and localization
  • Definitions
• • A quick logging primer
  • Django’s logging extensions
• Pagination
  • Example
  • Using Paginator in a view
• • Cross site scripting (XSS) protection
  • SQL injection protection
  • SSL/HTTPS
  • Referrer policy
  • User-uploaded content
• Performance and optimization
  • General approaches
  • Understanding laziness
  • HTTP performance
  • Using different versions of available software
• • Serializing data
  • Serialization formats
• Django settings
  • Designating the settings
  • Using settings in Python code
  • Security
  • Creating your own settings
• Signals
  • Defining and sending signals
• System check framework
• External packages
  • Comments