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Comprehensive Course Outline: Python, Django, Frontend Development, and K8s Dashboard Project

This article presents a detailed curriculum covering an opening ceremony, Python fundamentals and advanced topics, Django development (including ORM and authentication), frontend basics with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, a Layui UI framework module, and a hands‑on K8s Dashboard web project, followed by recommended reading links.

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Comprehensive Course Outline: Python, Django, Frontend Development, and K8s Dashboard Project

Opening Ceremony : Overview of market analysis, training objectives, course summary, and study recommendations.

Stage 1 – Python Quick Start (Part 1) : Basic concepts, strings, lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries, operators, conditional statements, loops, and flow control.

Stage 1 – Python Quick Start (Part 2) : Functions, built‑in functions, exception handling, custom modules, standard libraries (two parts), database programming, and regular expressions.

Stage 2 – Django Introduction (Part 1) : Django overview, development environment setup, creating a project in PyCharm, URL routing, request/response handling, and template usage (variables, tags, filters, inheritance).

Stage 2 – Django Introduction (Part 2) : ORM basics, model CRUD operations, built‑in admin with MySQL, query set serialization, one‑to‑one, one‑to‑many, many‑to‑many relationships, built‑in authentication, session & cookie handling, CSRF protection.

Stage 3 – Frontend Foundations : HTML basic tags, CSS selectors and properties, JavaScript basics (events, selectors, data types, control flow, form validation, functions, timers, regex), jQuery usage and Ajax data exchange.

Stage 4 – Layui UI Framework : Introduction to Layui, layout grid system, common components such as cards, panels, buttons, forms, file upload, data tables, and modal dialogs.

Stage 5 – Web Project: K8s Dashboard (Part 1) : Project overview, API description, Kubernetes authentication methods, API usage examples, and platform login implementation.

Stage 5 – Web Project: K8s Dashboard (Part 2) : Dashboard UI layout, backend features for namespaces, pods, deployments, services, PVC, config maps, secrets, resource creation, YAML view, node details, pod logs, container terminal, and production deployment of the Django project.

Stage 5 – Web Project: K8s Dashboard (Part 3) : Final dashboard features, production environment deployment, and concluding remarks.

Recommended Reading : Links to additional articles on Kubernetes best practices, Rancher continuous delivery, namespace management, resource YAML parameters, pod resources, label selectors, deployment rolling updates, and port handling.

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