Mastering E-commerce Development with Python Django

Welcome to the Project-Based Django Web Development Course where you will learn to develop a fully-featured eCommerce website and redesign any Django-based web applications.

I designed this course, for anyone seeking to learn and build a Django-based custom web application. By the end of this course, you will be able to analyze, design, and develop your own eCommerce application and deploy it on the Amazon AWS Server with the custom domain name.

Master the Basic Fundamentals of Django before you dive into the custom functionalities:

This course is also for absolute beginners, you don’t need to have any prior knowledge of Django. I’ve included the Django refresher section in this course where you can start from absolute basics. You will be learning the fundamentals of Django by building an Employee Directory website and a TODO app, where you learn about CRUD operations.

If you already have a basic knowledge of Django, you can safely skip this Django refresher section and start building the eCommerce project.

However, as a prerequisite, the basic knowledge of Python and a little bit of HTML/CSS are required to get started with this course.

With that said, we’ll be building a fully custom-featured eCommerce application using a Python Django web framework. You will be learning how to make your own custom user model, categories and products, Carts, Incrementing, Decrementing, and removing car items, Unlimited Product image gallery, Orders, and Payments, also we’ll be making “after order functionalities” such as reducing the quantity of sold products, send the order received email, clearing the cart, Order completion page as well as generating an invoice for the order. Also, we’ll be making a Review and Rating system where we’ll be designing interactive rating stars from scratch that even allows you to rate a half-star rating. We’ll be also making my account functionalities for the customer who can easily edit his profile, profile pictures, change his account password, and also manage his orders.

We will deploy this application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk with RDS Postgres DB and use AWS S3 Bucket for media storage. Additionally, we’ll configure a custom domain name, set up AWS Route 53, and install the Free SSL Certificate provided by AWS