A Gentle introduction to Web Development & Django

Jun 29, 20136 likes1,056 views

I recently delivered a talk on the topic Introduction to Web development and Django at 5 Day Industrial training programme on Free Software organized by Free Software Foundation Tamil Nadu. This is the presentation I created and used for the talk, which is created using HTML5 and reveal.js.

Web Dev &Web Dev &
DjangoDjango
A gentle Introduction

I Am Prasanna VenkadeshI Am Prasanna Venkadesh
a.k.a Prasa.k.a Pras
CS Engg.
Avid Reader
FOSS Activist
Citizen of Internet

Where are we today ?Where are we today ?
1. Past - Web 1.0
2. Present - Web 2.0
3. Future - Web 3.0

Web 1.0Web 1.0
Mostly STATIC PagesMostly STATIC Pages

Web 2.0Web 2.0
Dynamic ContentsDynamic Contents

Millions of status posts, News Feed, Notifications, etc.,

Millions of Videos being uploaded and played

Especially this one !Especially this one !

Thousands of Music being uploaded and played

Why Web Apps?Why Web Apps?
because...
Cross-Platform
Accessible from anywhere
Universal Language

How can we build Web pages?How can we build Web pages?
Simple, all we need to know is
HTML + CSS + JSHTML + CSS + JS

HTML - What data should be displayed to user?
CSS - How it should be displayed?
Javascript - Making the page dynamic and interactive.

Web Pages vs Web AppsWeb Pages vs Web Apps

Web Apps are more than a collection of web pages.
They can do the following

Retrieve or Display InfoRetrieve or Display Info

In these process of Input - Processing - Output for an Web
Application there are number of Web pages involved
and that is why I said
Web Apps are more than a collection of Web Pages.Web Apps are more than a collection of Web Pages.

How can we build WebHow can we build Web
Applications?Applications?
1. Server - Serve files.
2. Web Framework - handle Web requests
3. Server side scripting - generate contents dynamically

Here comes our Show stopper...
The Web Framework for Perfectionists with
Deadlines.

Django is a Web-FrameworkDjango is a Web-Framework
built upon Python

Web frameworks makes development
Organized, Structured & FasterOrganized, Structured & Faster

Organized & StructuredOrganized & Structured

MTV DesignMTV Design
Model - Data layer
Template - Presentation layer
View - Presentation logic
URLs - Acts as a router in Django

Creating aCreating a
Project in DjangoProject in Django

$ django-admin.py startproject proj_name
This will create a number of files & folders in the directory where
you are executing this command

Creating an AppCreating an App
Any number of apps can be created inside a project

$ python manage.py startapp app_name
This will also create a number of files inside a folder 'app_name'.
This command should be executed into the Project directory that
we created previously.

Create
Model, Views & TemplatesModel, Views & Templates

Sample Code - ModelSample Code - Model
# File Name - models.py
from django.db import models
class User(models.Model):
name = Model.CharField(max_length=20)
email = Model.CharField(unique=True)

Sample Code - ViewSample Code - View
# File Name - views.py
from django.shortcuts import render
from django.models import User
def index(request):
users = User.objects.all()
context = {'users': users}
return render(request,'index.html',context)

Sample Code - TemplateSample Code - Template

Sample Code - URLsSample Code - URLs
# FileName - app_name/urls.py
from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
from proj_name import views
urlpatterns = patterns(
url(r'index.html$', views.index)
)

$ python manage.py syncdb
This command will automatically create tables in the database.
Schema for the tables are taken from Models.

$ python manage.py runserver
This will start the inbuilt development server at the default port
8000

OutputOutput
Url: http://localhost:8000/index.html

Other FrameworksOther Frameworks
FlaskFlask

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A Gentle introduction to Web Development & Django

1. Web Dev &Web Dev & DjangoDjango A gentle Introduction

2. I Am Prasanna VenkadeshI Am Prasanna Venkadesh a.k.a Prasa.k.a Pras CS Engg. Avid Reader FOSS Activist Citizen of Internet

3. Where are we today ?Where are we today ? 1. Past - Web 1.0 2. Present - Web 2.0 3. Future - Web 3.0

4. Web 1.0Web 1.0 Mostly STATIC PagesMostly STATIC Pages

5. Web 2.0Web 2.0 Dynamic ContentsDynamic Contents

6. Millions of status posts, News Feed, Notifications, etc.,

7. Millions of Videos being uploaded and played

8. Especially this one !Especially this one !

9. & this one !& this one !

10. Thousands of Music being uploaded and played

11. Maps, maps, maps everywhere !

12. Why Web Apps?Why Web Apps? because... Cross-Platform Accessible from anywhere Universal Language

13. How can we build Web pages?How can we build Web pages? Simple, all we need to know is HTML + CSS + JSHTML + CSS + JS

14. HTML - What data should be displayed to user? CSS - How it should be displayed? Javascript - Making the page dynamic and interactive.

15. Web Pages vs Web AppsWeb Pages vs Web Apps

16. Web Apps are more than a collection of web pages. They can do the following

17. Get data from UserGet data from User

18. Process the DataProcess the Data

19. Retrieve or Display InfoRetrieve or Display Info

20. In these process of Input - Processing - Output for an Web Application there are number of Web pages involved and that is why I said Web Apps are more than a collection of Web Pages.Web Apps are more than a collection of Web Pages.

21. How can we build WebHow can we build Web Applications?Applications? 1. Server - Serve files. 2. Web Framework - handle Web requests 3. Server side scripting - generate contents dynamically

22. Here comes our Show stopper... The Web Framework for Perfectionists with Deadlines.

23. Django is a Web-FrameworkDjango is a Web-Framework built upon Python

24. Web frameworks makes development Organized, Structured & FasterOrganized, Structured & Faster

25. Organized & StructuredOrganized & Structured

26. MTV DesignMTV Design Model - Data layer Template - Presentation layer View - Presentation logic URLs - Acts as a router in Django

27. How MTV works?How MTV works?

28. Creating aCreating a Project in DjangoProject in Django

29. $ django-admin.py startproject proj_name This will create a number of files & folders in the directory where you are executing this command

30. Creating an AppCreating an App Any number of apps can be created inside a project

31. $ python manage.py startapp app_name This will also create a number of files inside a folder 'app_name'. This command should be executed into the Project directory that we created previously.

32. Create Model, Views & TemplatesModel, Views & Templates

33. Sample Code - ModelSample Code - Model # File Name - models.py from django.db import models class User(models.Model): name = Model.CharField(max_length=20) email = Model.CharField(unique=True)

34. Sample Code - ViewSample Code - View # File Name - views.py from django.shortcuts import render from django.models import User def index(request): users = User.objects.all() context = {'users': users} return render(request,'index.html',context)

35. Sample Code - TemplateSample Code - Template

36. Sample Code - URLsSample Code - URLs # FileName - app_name/urls.py from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url from proj_name import views urlpatterns = patterns( url(r'index.html$', views.index) )

37. $ python manage.py syncdb This command will automatically create tables in the database. Schema for the tables are taken from Models.

38. $ python manage.py runserver This will start the inbuilt development server at the default port 8000

39. OutputOutput Url: http://localhost:8000/index.html

40. Other FrameworksOther Frameworks FlaskFlask

41. Pylons PyramidPylons Pyramid

42. Web2PyWeb2Py

43. < Any Questions? >< Any Questions? > Email: prasmailme@gmail.com Twitter: @imprashere http://impras.in MTV Image Credit: Thank YouThank You Little Green River blog

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