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Learn the backend development essential for practical use using Django!
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Level Intermediate
Course period Unlimited


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박상훈
I really regret watching this lecture so late. While studying Django development, I only looked at sample codes every time. There were only lectures on technologies that I wouldn't use in practice, and even while working at a company that uses Django, I couldn't improve my development skills because I had doubts about whether it was right and wondered what a more efficient method would be, so I gave up Django, which I had been developing for 4 years, and eventually became a Spring developer. I unknowingly paid for a Django lecture that I don't use anymore and am still watching it now, and I feel so bad that I didn't try developing and applying it like this. If the instructor makes other lectures, I will definitely buy them. I hope you continue to make lectures.
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Thank you for the great lecture!
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This was a much needed lecture, thank you. It was a great lecture!
How to use real Django in practice
Know-how on designing efficient indexes for handling large volumes of traffic
Concurrency processing methods and various DB modeling techniques
This book doesn't cover front-end topics (template engines, etc.). It's packed with essential knowledge for back-end developers. Learn essential practical knowledge essential to moving beyond the junior developer stage, including efficient index design for large-scale traffic handling, search engine principles, database modeling, and concurrency handling .
This course isn't designed for portfolio building. It teaches you the knowledge and database design techniques you'll need to address a variety of scenarios you might encounter in the workplace. In short, this course teaches you how to fish without giving you a fish !
Most web services inherently have an e-commerce architecture. If you can fully understand and implement the features required for e-commerce, you can easily begin designing other systems.
We implement various functions such as product display, search, purchase, payment, and point system through e-commerce examples.

e-commerce modeling
Learn essential DB modeling techniques for complex system design through practical examples, and learn in detail how to utilize indexes, which are essential for handling large-scale traffic.
We also understand the principles of search engines through PostgreSQL Full-text Search.

Understanding index
Learn in detail how to implement Compare-and-Swap, Pessimistic Lock, and Optimistic Lock using Django to solve concurrency problems.

Django concurrency handling
Operating System and Version (OS): macOS
Tools used: Python 3.11 / Pycharm / Docker (postgresql)
Code by section (Github)
This is not a beginner's course!!!!!
Recommended for those who have used Django for at least one year.
Provides answers to questions.
Who is this course right for?
Developer with over 1 year of experience using Django
Backend developer who wants to get out of junior position
Need to know before starting?
Python
Django
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AWS 2023 StartUp Security GameDay Korea 1st Place
3x AWS Certified
AWS Certified Database – Specialty
AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate
AWS Certified Developer - Associate
CKAD(Certified Kubernetes Application Developer)
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This was a much needed lecture, thank you. It was a great lecture!
thank you!
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I really regret watching this lecture so late. While studying Django development, I only looked at sample codes every time. There were only lectures on technologies that I wouldn't use in practice, and even while working at a company that uses Django, I couldn't improve my development skills because I had doubts about whether it was right and wondered what a more efficient method would be, so I gave up Django, which I had been developing for 4 years, and eventually became a Spring developer. I unknowingly paid for a Django lecture that I don't use anymore and am still watching it now, and I feel so bad that I didn't try developing and applying it like this. If the instructor makes other lectures, I will definitely buy them. I hope you continue to make lectures.
I also used Django and experienced the same problem as Sang-Hoon. I made a practical lecture based on my experience for other people who might be experiencing similar problems. I'm really glad it was helpful! Thank you for the detailed review :D
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It seems like a very suitable lecture for intermediate django students. It's great to be able to experience the infinite world of django~! Please make better lectures again 😀
Thank you for your kind words!
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