Learn Django by building a stock management system – Part 3

Welcome to the final and last part of the course “Learn Django by building a stock management system”.

In this course, we teach you how to build a complete stock management system application.

Before starting this course, I highly recommend you to complete Part 1 and Part 2 as they are the beginning of the application building process. This course is a continuation of Part 2 and it covers the following topics:

Django user Authentication for allowing users of the application to be authorized through username and a password before accessing the Data.

You will learn how to keep previous data of Django models (Keeping the history of previous model Data).

Filtering history Data of the stock table

Setting up bootstrap rows and columns to organize the design of our application

Working with Date Range Filters to filter data within a certain date range

Adding Datepicker using javascript and jQuery UI

Updating the Background images and adding modal popups

Adding pagination to organize the list of Data from the Database

Adding progress bar using NProgress (A progress bar simulator)

Since the beginning of the course, the category is added through the admin portal. Therefore, we also look at closing the course by adding data into the category table using the frontend of the application.

At this stage, you will be fully conversant with many difficult concepts of the Django framework.

Happy Coding:)