How to Create a Website in Python Using Django (Connecting Models, Templates & Database Commands)
Welcome to Chapter 11 of our Django tutorial series on how to create a website in Python using Django! In this video, we go deeper into how Django connects its *models**, **templates**, and **database commands* to help you build dynamic and functional websites.
📌 What you’ll learn in this chapter:
How to import and use models from `models.py` inside your Django views
Rendering HTML templates with Django views
Common and essential database commands (`makemigrations`, `migrate`, etc.)
How to link your data models to templates to display content on your frontend
This chapter gives you the tools to start building the real logic behind your site — by tying together your database layer (models), logic layer (views), and presentation layer (templates). Everything starts to work together now!
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