How do I get my first job in Django?

Make your work open source. Create a Github account or another site for your side projects. Create a personal web page. Because you're a developer, you should be able to set up a personal website that appears first when a firm searches for your name on Google. Attend meetups. Make a contribution to Django. Have faith in yourself.

Course Content

Introduction to Django

8m 16s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Download & Installation of Django

6m 36s

Creating a Project & Application in Django

9m 38s

Admin Panel in Django

20m 14s

Adding Models in Admin panel in Django

12m 14s

Templates in Django

12m 48s

Creating HTML Forms in Django

8m 3s

Get & POST Methods in Django

9m 47s

Creating Application with MySQL in Django

26m 47s

Fetching data in Django

22m 54s

Updating data in Django

21m 11s

Deleting Data in Django

6m 4s

Building a Registration Template in Django

16m 24s

User registration with server-side validation in Django

22m 46s

User Login with server-side validation in Django

23m 58s

Upload Image in Django

25m 5s

Display Image in Django

12m 53s

Javascript form validation in django

15m 6s

Handling AJAX in Django

28m 45s

Project Database Schema

6m 39s

Introduction of Job Portal Project

7m 25s

Loading Template and Static Files

16m 26s

Registration Implementation with OTP Verification

54m 38s

Logging in and Profile Creation

31m 40s

Database Updation

26m 5s

Handling Admin Panel

25m 58s

Posting a Job

24m 25s

Displaying Job Posts

24m 56s

Job Applications

32m 32s

Displaying Job Applications

10m

Admin Panel - Login

16m 46s

User List and Company List

23m

Course Summary

3m 12s

Django Assignment

6m 14s

Interview Questions

7m 42s

Career Guideline

2m 41s

Quiz

18m

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Course Content

Introduction to Django

8m 16s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Download & Installation of Django

6m 36s

Creating a Project & Application in Django

9m 38s

Admin Panel in Django

20m 14s

Adding Models in Admin panel in Django

12m 14s

Templates in Django

12m 48s

Creating HTML Forms in Django

8m 3s

Get & POST Methods in Django

9m 47s

Creating Application with MySQL in Django

26m 47s

Fetching data in Django

22m 54s

Updating data in Django

21m 11s

Deleting Data in Django

6m 4s

Building a Registration Template in Django

16m 24s

User registration with server-side validation in Django

22m 46s

User Login with server-side validation in Django

23m 58s

Upload Image in Django

25m 5s

Display Image in Django

12m 53s

Javascript form validation in django

15m 6s

Handling AJAX in Django

28m 45s

Project Database Schema

6m 39s

Introduction of Job Portal Project

7m 25s

Loading Template and Static Files

16m 26s

Registration Implementation with OTP Verification

54m 38s

Logging in and Profile Creation

31m 40s

Database Updation

26m 5s

Handling Admin Panel

25m 58s

Posting a Job

24m 25s

Displaying Job Posts

24m 56s

Job Applications

32m 32s

Displaying Job Applications

10m

Admin Panel - Login

16m 46s

User List and Company List

23m

Course Summary

3m 12s

Django Assignment

6m 14s

Interview Questions

7m 42s

Career Guideline

2m 41s

FAQs

Yes, you will undoubtedly find work. If you are proficient with Python and Django. And you work on some simple projects, you will almost certainly receive a job, but the remuneration will be determined by your experience and skills within a specific framework.

Django is a high-level Python web framework for building secure and maintainable websites quickly. Django is a web framework built by experienced developers that takes care of a lot of the heavy lifting so you can focus on developing your app instead of reinventing the wheel.

Make your work open source. Create a Github account or another site for your side projects.
Create a personal web page. Because you're a developer, you should be able to set up a personal website that appears first when a firm searches for your name on Google.
Attend meetups.
Make a contribution to Django.
Have faith in yourself.

To understand how to construct scalable APIs, you should go on to mastering Django Rest Framework. You should also learn how to utilise celery, which is used for asynchronous tasks such as sending an email after registration, and so on. This should be sufficient to land you a solid web/api development job.

It may take 2–2.5 weeks to learn Django.