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  1. Full Stack Python

    Full Stack Python is an open source book that explains technical concepts in plain language. Read everything online for free or purchase the Supporter's Edition for nicely-formatted ebook …

  2. Table of Contents for Full Stack Python

    Full Stack Python is an open book on Python web development, deployments and DevOps.

  3. Introduction - Full Stack Python

    Full Stack Python provides plain language explanations for Python programming concepts and implementations.

  4. Django - Full Stack Python

    Django is a widely-used Python web application framework with a "batteries-included" philosophy. The principle behind batteries-included is that the common functionality for building web …

  5. Git - Full Stack Python

    Git clones a full repository and its entire history instead of just the current state of a file. Developers only require a network connection when pulling updates and pushing changes to a …

  6. Python Programming Language - Full Stack Python

    The Python programming language is an open source, widely-used tool for creating software applications. What is Python used for? Python is often used to build and deploy web …

  7. Django REST Framework - Full Stack Python

    How to Developer APIs with Django REST Framework covers the steps for creating a development environment for your Django+DRF project then creating API endpoints with the …

  8. Web Development - Full Stack Python

    Web development is the catch-all term for activities involved with websites and web apps. Learn more on Full Stack Python.

  9. Template Engines - Full Stack Python

    The world's simplest Python template engine shows how the format() function can implement a simple template engine with conditionals, loops and method invocations. When to use a …

  10. Enterprise Python - Full Stack Python

    The following articles cover topics in enterprise development that are often not discussed when dealing with standard Python development. Talk Python to Me's fourth episode interviewed …

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