Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
13 Hour(s) 33 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Justin Mitchel
Rating
Course Overview
Build a User-Generated Digital Photography Marketplace step-by-step with Django 1.8, Python, & jQuery.
Last updated: December 16th, 2015
Derek Sivers, founder of CDBaby, is a coding entrepreneur. He learned how to do it all from scratch and launched a multi-million dollar marketplace to help artists everywhere get their CDs sold.
This was 1998. Before most current web technologies and great frameworks like Django.
Sivers is an unusual coding entrepreneur because he never really considered himself a "programmer" or "entrepreneur" -- instead, Sivers saw there was something he wanted to do and figured out how to do it.
The word "Entrepreneur" is thrown around so much and has even spawned the word "Wantrapreneur" for those who talk but never take action.
It's time to throwaway the notion and labels. All we need is action.
This course, is the pinnacle of the Coding for Entrepreneurs series. We've learned so much from the 85k+ strong CFE community, that has help shaped this class into a improved version of the original.
Join us, while you learn to craft your own CDBaby for the modern day. Join us, to continue cultivating the mindset of "whatever needs to get done, I'll figure out to make it happen."
Cheers.
Justin
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 161 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Welcome
- Section 2 Digital Marketplace
- Section 3 Archive: Build a Marketplace
- Section 4 Bonus: Build a Daily Deals Site
What You’ll Learn
- Build a place where buyers and sellers can engage in commerce, Build a daily deals site and understand the fundamentals of how they work.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAdriana Veselina
The course is not updated to the latest Django version. There are many things left out, so you can't make a fully functional project.
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BBrendan Vos
Would be helpful if the instructor answered questions in the Q&A forums. Code is outdated Python and Django versions, but still useful to learn.
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RRyan Martin
Overall I would NOT suggest this course to learn how to build a complex Django apps. The instructor rushes through everything, and is using an outdated old Django install.
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IIvo Van Overstraeten
The teacher goes too far into detail and then he starts to make corrections on these details. If you like flow and structure, stay away. If you like disorder and detail, you probably will like this.
