پیش نیازها:
- فقط یک کامپیوتر احتیاج دارید؛ هر کامپیوتری!
- هیچ نرم افزاری لازم نیست ، ما همه چیز را همانطور که می خواهیم نصب خواهیم کرد.
- ما در این دوره پایتون را نیز نصب خواهیم کرد! می توانیم از Python2.7 یا Python3.5 استفاده کنیم
این دوره برای چه کسی است؟
- این دوره برای دانشجویانی است که کمی از پایتون یا یک زبان برنامه نویسی دیگری می دانند که می خواهند در مورد استقرار و توسعه با پایتون بیاموزند. اگر در برنامه نویسی یک مبتدی مطلق هستید ، ابتدا یک دوره مقدماتی پایتون می تواند مفید باشد!

در ادامه با برخی از سرفصل های درسی این مجموعه آموزش آشنا می شویم :
Your Age in Seconds
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Introduction
Join the live chat for discussions and Q&A
Installing Python
Integers and Strings
Integers and Strings Quiz
Variables in Python
Creating variables
Solution to coding exercise: creating variables
Methods print(), str(), and int()
The print, str, and int methods
Solution to coding exercise: print, str, and int
The format() method
The .format() cheatsheet
Formatting strings quiz
The format() method
Solution to coding exercise: format()
Getting user input with the input() method
Asking users for input
Solution to coding exercise: user input
Creating our own methods in Python
Creating methods and functions
Solution to coding exercise: creating functions
If statements in Python
If statements quiz
If statements
Solution to coding exercise: if statements
Section 1 assignment video
Python basics
The Age Program Python Code
Price of a Chair
Our Development Environment
Creating virtual environments for Python development
Our Age application in PyCharm
(aside) Tweaking PyCharm
Understanding JSON and XML
Making our first HTTP GET request
Finding our chair price parsing HTML
Parsing HTML data using BeautifulSoup
Why scraping sometimes fails
Using the price as a number
HTTP Quiz
What's a Browser program Python Code
A simple terminal Blog
Our MongoDB e-book
Installing MongoDB
MongoDB FAQ
Introduction to MongoDB
Creating a PyCharm project that uses MongoDB and pymongo
Simplifying lists in Python with list comprehension
Python list comprehension
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
Creating our first class, the Post
Creating a Database class for database interactions
The last few Post methods
Having default parameter values in Python methods
Understanding dates in Python: the datetime module
Verifying that the Post methods all work
The Blog class and @classmethods
Verifying the Blog methods all work
Starting the menu and user interactions
Finalising the Menu class
Finally, running the application!
Terminal Blog program Python Code
Our first web application
Introduction to REST APIs
How can we make our own API? What is Flask?
Python cls() and argument unpacking
Creating the User model for our application
Starting developing the User model
Creating the login and register
Finding blogs by a specific author
Allowing creation of blogs and posts
Creating the static resources and templates
Our first template in Jinja2
Beginning CSS styling of pages
The user login page
The user registration page
Using Bootstrap for the first time for great styling
How can we display a list of blogs?
Displaying a list of posts
The Jinja2 if statement for structure control
Jinja2 revision
Creating new blogs (front-end)
Finalising the application by allowing to create posts!
The Web Blog program Python Code
[2019] Price alerts for online web-stores
Creating new Python projects in PyCharm 2019
What are Flask Blueprints?
Creating our new app structure
Getting page content with requests
How to find the price on a website
Getting an element's content with BeautifulSoup
Using RegEx to get specific information from a string
Creating our Item model
Adding type hinting to our application so far
Starting up MongoDB and making sure it's working
Preparing our Item model for saving in MongoDB
Inserting Items into MongoDB
Retrieving Items from MongoDB
Notifying users in a simple way when the price is reached
What is an abstract class in Python?
Making more methods generic
Finishing up the Model superclass
How to force a subclass to have properties of a parent class
Type hinting the current object type in a method return
Creating items through the web interface
Styling our site using Bootstrap 4
Creating the Items blueprint
Creating a page to show all items
Creating alerts through the web interface
A couple problems and solutions with our app... and our way moving forward
[2019] Developing a complete front-end with Bootstrap 4
Introducing stores to our application
Getting rid of items
Testing our app with stores
Dataclasses in Python 3.7
Turning our models into dataclasses
Giving names to alerts in our application
Saving the last item price
Creating stores through the web interface
Editing alert properties
Linking the alert index to the edit page
Editing stores
Deleting alerts
Deleting stores
Registering users
Encrypting passwords in Python with passlib
Logging in
Viewing only your own alerts
What are Python decorators?
Limiting some pages only to logged in users
Adding a navigation bar using Bootstrap
Limiting actions to admins only
Logging out
Signing up with Mailgun
Sending e-mail with Mailgun
Creating the landing page
Simple development-stage deployments to Heroku
Signing up for GitHub
Forking the GitHub repository from the last section
How to install Git on Windows
How to use the Windows Git Shell
How to install Git on Mac
How to install Git on Linux
Cloning the Git repository from GitHub onto your computer
File statuses and stages in Git
How to generate an SSH key for GitHub
Git commands: git commit and git push
Git command: git log to check previous commits
Signing up to Heroku
Installing the Heroku Toolbelt (Command-Line Interface)
Creating a new Heroku app
[New 2019] Changes to Heroku deployments
Getting values from environment variables in Python
Setting the environment variables in Heroku
Setting up Heroku required files in our project so Heroku knows what to run
Committing and pushing the new files to GitHub
Adding servers on Heroku (called 'scaling dynos')
Deploying our app to Heroku
Adding MongoLab to our Heroku app as an add-on
How to create a new MongoLab user
02:06
Changing our program's database URI to match MongoLab's
Using the Heroku logs to fix an Internal Server Error
Running our deployed app in Heroku
Another error: using the URI default database
Verifying the app works, and next steps in the course
Deploying your apps manually to a server
DigitalOcean Droplets
Creating a DigitalOcean Droplet
Creating a non-root user
Configuring our new user
Installing Python in Ubuntu
Installing MongoDB in Ubuntu
Getting our application code
Configuring uWSGI and the system service
Configuring nginx
Creating a cron job in Ubuntu
Course conclusion. Thank you!
Bonus lecture: other courses and next steps