Django is a batteries-included web framework powered by Python. Django allows developers to build web apps quickly and efficiently. It features a powerful model-based ORM that can interact with databases without writing a line of SQLThis is a guide on using it.

Getting Started[edit]

• Installation & Setup
• Project Structure Overview

Core Concepts[edit]

• Models
• Views
• Templates
• URLs & Routing
• Forms
• Admin Interface

Database Management[edit]

• ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
• Migrations
• Querysets

Authentication & Authorization[edit]

• User Authentication
• Permissions
• Custom User Models
• Third Party Auth Packages

Static & Media Files[edit]

• Static Files
• Media Files

Middleware[edit]

• Built In Middleware
• Custom Middleware

Advanced Topics[edit]

• Signals
• Caching
• API Development
• Asynchronous Django
• Celery

Testing[edit]

• Unit Tests
• Integrations Tests
• Coverage Reports

Deployment[edit]

• Initial Deployment to Leapcell + Neon + AWS S3

Troubleshooting & Debugging[edit]

• Common Errors & Fixes
• Django Debug Toolbar
• Logging Configuration

Integrations[edit]

• Zapier Integration
• External APIs
• OAuth & API Tokens