Here is a clear and structured recap of all the topics covered before the quiz. This is perfect to place just before your QCM in your blog.
Introduces the concept of using classes instead of functions to build views. You learned how CBVs improve code organization, reuse, and scalability, and how to use base classes like TemplateView.
Explores Djangoβs ready-made views such as ListView, DetailView, CreateView, UpdateView, and DeleteView. These views reduce boilerplate code and simplify CRUD operations.
Focuses on advanced database operations using Django ORM, including filtering, chaining queries, annotations, aggregations, and optimization with select_related and prefetch_related.
Covers how models are connected using:
ForeignKey (one-to-many)ManyToManyField (many-to-many)OneToOneField (one-to-one)Shows how to add logic directly inside models using:
@propertyIntroduces SEO-friendly URLs using slugs. You learned how to generate slugs automatically and use them in URLs instead of IDs for better readability.
Explains how to handle file uploads using FileField and ImageField, configure MEDIA_ROOT, and display uploaded files in templates.
Covers the built-in authentication system:
Builds a custom registration system with additional fields (email, profile info), validation, and user profile creation.
Focuses on securing your app by:
login_requiredExplains how Django stores user data:
Shows how to split large datasets into pages using Paginator, improving performance and user experience in lists like blogs or products.
Teaches how to implement search using:
icontainsQ objectsIntroduces global template variables using context processors, allowing you to share data (like site name or categories) across all templates.
Covers how to extend Django templates by creating:
This set of tutorials moves you from intermediate to advanced Django, helping you: