Complete Guide to Python/Django Web Service Development with React

Hello. This is Jinseok Lee.

There must be many people waiting for the lecture renewal. You will be able to see the content in mid to late January 2024. I apologize for taking longer than expected.

For almost half a year, I have been dedicated to renewing the content of "Complete Guide to Python/Django Web Service Development with React." Rather than simply updating, I have been developing the content through a lot of research and consideration, with content that can deliver better productivity based on Django's philosophy. I am also re-verifying that there are no difficult explanations in the process of editing the recorded video.

The renewed course will be created as a new Inflearn course, and students who have taken the existing "Python/Django Web Service Development Complete Guide with React" course will be given a 100% free coupon upon application.

The work of writing a book with the renewal content has begun, and the writing is being done by another person.

I apologize again for keeping you waiting for so long. I will repay you with good Django content.

thank you

Lee Jin Seok Dream

hello.

We have opened a blog called "Python Love Room".

https://pyhub.kr

I've made 6 posts so far.

1. Starting from Django 5, requests to LogoutView only allow POST method.

2. Storing static/media in an AWS Lightsail bucket in Django

3. Deploying Django Services on Ubuntu Linux on Windows #1 (VirtualBox Edition)

4. Deploying Django Service on Ubuntu Linux from Windows #2 (Installing the latest version of Python with pyenv)

5. 3 Ways to Edit Text Files in Linux CLI (Feat. cat)

6. Automatically clean up Django Python/template code style in PyCharm (Feat. black, djlint)

We will run hard so that we can scratch the areas that you are itching for.

I ask for your support, and if there is a topic you would like to post about, please feel free to send me a suggestion to me@pyhub.kr .

I'll be your Python/Django pacemaker ;-)

Lee Jin Seok Dream

The TIOBE Index is used as a popular programming language indicator. Python has finally risen to the top spot in this TIOBE Index. It seems that Python has risen to the top spot because the popularity of C/Java, which was in the top 1/2, has fallen. JS is in the 7th place. It's an interesting world. :-)

https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/

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