Django tutorials

Django is a high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. It ships with an ORM, a template engine, forms, authentication, an automatic administration site, and a test runner, so a database-driven web site can be built with very little code. A Django project is made of apps: Python packages with models, views, templates, and URL configurations.

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Django handles each HTTP request in a view, a Python function or class that receives an HttpRequest and returns an HttpResponse. URL patterns map paths to views, templates generate HTML, and the ORM talks to the database. The articles below show these building blocks.

Django basics

Django introduction
Django URL routing
Django views
Django class-based views
Django templates
Django custom template tags and filters
Django static files
Django middleware
Django settings and environment

Pagination, caching, and logging

Django pagination
Django caching
Django logging

Models and the database

Django models
Django migrations
Django QuerySets
Django aggregation and annotation
Django query performance
Django managers and custom QuerySets
Django raw SQL and transactions
Django model validation and signals
Django database configuration

Forms and file uploads

Django forms
Django ModelForm
Django file uploads

Users and security

Django authentication
Django custom user model
Django permissions and groups
Django sessions and cookies
Django messages framework
Django admin site

Requests and responses

Django HttpRequest
Django HttpResponse
Django JsonResponse
Django FileResponse

Email

Django email

last modified November 13, 2026