Learn DJANGO with Real Code Examples

Install Python 3.8+

Install Django via `pip install django`

Create project: `django-admin startproject project_name`

Create apps: `python manage.py startapp app_name`

Run development server: `python manage.py runserver`

Install Python 3.8+

Create virtual environment

Install Django via pip

Set up database (SQLite/PostgreSQL/MySQL)

Run development server

settings.py - project configuration

urls.py - routing

models.py - database schema

views.py - request handling

manage.py - CLI utility

django-admin startproject

python manage.py startapp

python manage.py migrate

python manage.py runserver

python manage.py createsuperuser

Built-in i18n and l10n support

Translate templates and messages

Handle multiple locales per request

Time zones and date formatting

Integration with translation files

Templates can include ARIA and semantic HTML

Supports internationalization and localization

Form validation ensures accessibility

Middleware can enforce headers for clients

Compatible with screen readers when templates follow standards

Handled via templates and static files

Supports CSS, JS, and frontend frameworks

Dynamic content rendered in HTML

Admin interface comes with default styling

Template inheritance for modular UI

Stateless HTTP requests

Persistent state via database

Sessions for user state

Cache for performance optimization

Signals for cross-component events

ORM models for database access

Forms for input validation

Serialization for REST APIs

Caching for frequently accessed data

External API integration via requests or DRF