RESTful Django
In this stage, you are going to learn how to add Django REST Framework to a Django project, the basics of model serializers, and how to handle HTTP methods.
Chevron 8 steps -
What is Django REST Framework?
2:42
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Installation and Setup
5:40
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Model Serializers
8:59
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Create Serializers
3 objectives
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GET Requests with APIViews
6:17
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Create a ListView
3 objectives
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POSTing to an APIView
7:16
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Create a ListView with a POST
1 objective
Make the REST Framework Work for You
In this stage, you'll work with viewsets, routers, and pagination in the Django REST API.
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Generic CRUD
8:15
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Create a ListCreateAPIView
2 objectives
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Overriding Generic View Methods
11:03
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Control the QuerySet
1 objective
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Viewsets and Routers
10:50
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Create a Viewset and Router
3 objectives
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Customizing Viewsets
4:49
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Customize a Viewset's Methods
1 objective
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Relations
6:30
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Show Related Records
1 objective
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Pagination
6:56
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Review: Django REST Framework Basics
5 questions
Security and Customization
Now it's time to look into token-based authentication, enforcing permission checks, and enabling throttling. You'll also add some custom data to your serializer and validate serializer data.
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Token Authentication
8:22
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Set Up Token Auth
2 objectives
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Permissions
10:56
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Set Permissions
1 objective
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Enhancing Your Calm with Throttling
4:42
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Set Throttling
1 objective
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Customizing Validation
4:42
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Validate Field
1 objective
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Validate Two Fields
1 objective
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Customizing Serialization
6:31
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Add Custom Field
1 objective
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Review: Django REST Framework
6 questions
