Create your online store with Django 5

This training is aimed at those who want to learn how to create an online store with Django or Python web in general, as well as with Flask and Fast API. To do this, we will use Django, which, when using Python, gives us the entire ecosystem it offers, along with the advantages of highly modular and scalable apps.

Additionally, we'll be porting the same project (without the admin module) to other frameworks like Tailwind and Fast API. (To be done)
This resource is special when compared to other resources on my platform:

Key points

Before you purchase this resource, please read the following points, in which I explain the differences between this resource and the rest of my beginner courses:

Intermediate-professional level: It is assumed that the reader has at least basic knowledge of Django, including the development tools used with VSC.
More specifically: This book focuses on creating an online store-type application using our Django knowledge. Therefore, it won't have the same focus as my other courses/books, where coding depends on the topic being presented. This makes the development process shorter and more concise. Here, the focus is solely on creating the online store; therefore, the store is the topic, and what we code depends on the store's goal.
It's not step-by-step: It's important to emphasize the previous point: for this training, we DO NOT offer a step-by-step guide for EVERYTHING. Please note that there are processes, such as dashboards, that we often DO NOT implement from scratch. Instead, we show the implementation based on a presentation (course -in Spanish-). That's why we mention it's for a mid-to-professional level. We avoid wasting time on already familiar processes, such as those mentioned above. This way, we want you to invest your time in what's most important, learning unique processes and logic.
Source code per section: As always, the source code will be available at the end of each section, but it will NOT be public, NOR will it be available on GitHub.


Topic
This book has a total of eight chapters. We recommend that you read them in the order in which they are arranged, as we explain and develop the components that make up our application. Then, jump straight into practice, replicating, testing, and modifying the codes we show in this book. The book is currently under development.

Chapter 1: We will create the project we will implement in the course.
Chapter 2: We will create the main migrations and models we will use in the application.
Chapter 3: In this chapter, we will create the CRUD for the blog, including posts, categories, tags, and more.
Chapter 4: We will create the blog for the end user, a paginated list with filters and details.
Chapter 5: We will create the store with payment gateways for PayPal and Stripe for the end user, with paginated lists with filters and details.
Chapter 6: We will create an online store for products instead of a book store to make it more generic.
Chapter 7: In this section, we will apply several changes to the online store application, such as setting the language, dark mode, improving the design, adding a module to view payments, and user authentication (to be done).
Chapter 8: Translating to Flask and Fast API (to be done)