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About the Course

As you prepare for your role in back-end development, practice bringing together multiple skills to build a full-stack Django app. You’ll start by setting up an environment for a local practical project, and refactoring the front and back-ends of an existing application. You will then have the opportunity to create the front and back-ends of a new application using your full-stack developer skills. By the end of this course you will be able to: - Explain common concepts related to full stack development - Use HTML, CSS and JavaScript to develop well-structured, interactive and responsive websites - Build a full stack application using Django that stores its data in models on a MySQL database and updates its pages with forms and API endpoints - Describe the different environments that web applications are deployed to To complete this course you will need previous experience with back-end development, Python, version control, databases, Django web framework and APIs....

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Overall a good course. It would be better if it covers JavaScript more.

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Nothing better, I guarantee you leave this course a fully fledged full stack developer

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By Lyle

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Jun 16, 2023

Good course

By Thierno A M B

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Aug 1, 2023

Very pracg

By hetvi k

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Apr 5, 2023

Excellent,

By Shakhrillo B

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May 20, 2024

Goood job

By Suleiman A

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Dec 30, 2022

excellent

By hamza s

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Jul 28, 2023

awesome

By Shoxruxbek S

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May 20, 2024

Good

By 許雅柔

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Feb 11, 2024

Nice

By Malay R

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Sep 22, 2023

nice

By Aman K

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Jun 9, 2023

good

By VARNIKA S

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May 26, 2023

good

By Thọ N

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Jan 16, 2023

good

By JUAN P M C

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Nov 5, 2023

All of the theory content related to full-stack development is extremely well presented and useful for knowing the basics. I wish there were more practical examples aside from the recap of HTML, CSS and basics of JS. It could have been cool setting up a free version of any type of service or an example on how to deploy a project in the cloud. Also the final project is very simple and hands-on, yet good.

By Saran T

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May 24, 2023

Overall a good course. It would be better if it covers JavaScript more.

By Patrick K T

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Sep 23, 2023

Very good course

By Abdimalik A A

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Dec 6, 2023

Very good

By Ayman M

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Oct 31, 2023

Good course, but it could be better.

By abdelrahman h

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Jun 10, 2024

I recently enrolled in the "Full-Stack with Python and Django" course on Coursera, and I must express my disappointment with the content quality. The course promised an immersive learning experience into full-stack development, yet it struggled to meet basic educational benchmarks in various key areas. The treatment of Python and Django, which are central to the course, was overly theoretical, with a glaring absence of hands-on, practical examples that are essential for understanding real-world application. This issue was not confined to Python and Django alone but extended to the JavaScript and CSS segments as well. Both areas lacked depth and were presented in a cursory fashion that hardly scratches the surface of what is required to be proficient in full-stack development. Additionally, the DevOps content, which is crucial for any full-stack developer, was entirely theoretical. The course failed to provide practical exercises or real-world scenarios where one could apply the concepts discussed. This purely theoretical approach is a significant drawback for those looking to gain practical skills and understanding of the deployment and operational aspects of full-stack development. The course structure compounded these issues, presenting a fragmented and disorganized learning path that made it challenging to connect the dots between different technologies and practices. In summary, while the intent behind this course is commendable, its execution leaves much to be desired. Prospective students looking to genuinely delve into full-stack development, especially the practical application of DevOps, might have to consider additional or alternative resources to bridge the gap left by this course.