Django for Python Developers, Part 7 of 8: Security and ORM Relationships

Course description

Django is the most widely used Web Application Development framework in the industry today. Django makes it super easy to create production ready web applications. This course covers security, how to redirect logouts and ORM Relationships.

Each LearnNowOnline training course is made up of Modules (typically an hour in length). Within each module there are Topics (typically 15-30 minutes each) and Subtopics (typically 2-5 minutes each). There is a Post Exam for each Module that must be passed with a score of 70% or higher to successfully and fully complete the course.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of Python

Meet the expert

Bharath Thipireddy

Bharath Thippireddy is an entrepreneur, software architect, public speaker, and trainer. Bharath is a Sun Certified Developer, Web Component Developer, Business Component Developer, and a Web Services Developer. While working for companies like Oracle, HP, TCS, Siemens, and NCR; Bharath has architected applications using Java, JEE, JavaScript, and SOA technologies. He loves learning new things both in technology and personal development and shares them on YouTube and his web site - Sharing is learning!. He has mentored students in classroom trainings, as well as in the corporate world, both in India as well as in USA. He has spoken on technical topics at several agile conferences. While in India he also voluntarily teaches interview and soft skills at Vivekananda Kendra.

Video Runtime

58 Minutes

Time to complete

107 Minutes

Course Outline

Security and ORM Relationships

Security (14:24)

• Introduction (00:08)
• Introduction (04:03)
• Steps (01:04)
• The first two steps (02:45)
• Secure the views (00:50)
• Create Users (03:50)
• Test (01:34)
• Summary (00:08)

Logout Redirect (16:45)

• Introduction (00:08)
• Logout redirect (04:15)
• Add login and logout links (02:04)
• Implement Authorization (05:14)
• User Groups (04:54)
• Summary (00:08)

ORM Relationships (26:50)

• Introduction (00:08)
• Introduction (02:08)
• Implement ManyToMany (04:34)
• Many-To-Many in action (05:04)
• Implement ManyToOne (02:40)
• Many-To-One in action (04:47)
• Implement OneToOne (03:47)
• One-To-One In Action (03:31)
• Summary (00:08)