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Build E-Commerce APIs with Django

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Build E-Commerce APIs with Django

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Create a series of Web APIs in Aschyronous manner.

1. Design a Django model for a simple e-commerce system with products, categories,
and orders.
2. Include relationships between models and use appropriate data types.

3. Create views and templates for displaying a list of products, including details
for each product.
4. Use Django template language for rendering dynamic content.

5. Implement a Django form for user registration.


6. Include form validation and display appropriate error messages.

7. Implement authentication using Django REST Framework's token authentication.

8. Utilize Django REST Framework serializers to convert complex data types, such as
DateTimeField and ForeignKey relationships.
9. Write Django ORM queries to fetch all products in a certain category.
10. Use filtering, ordering, and aggregations in your queries.

11. Create a model that utilizes Django's abstract base classes or model
inheritance.

12. Build a Django form for submitting customer reviews for products.
13. Implement form validation to ensure valid input.

14. Use Django ModelForms to create a form for updating user profiles.
15. Ensure that the form reflects the model's fields and handles updates
appropriately.

16. Implement user authentication using Django's built-in authentication system.


17. Include features like login, logout, and password reset.

18. Define and use custom permissions for different user roles (e.g., admin,
regular user).
19. Write unit tests for critical parts of your application, including models,
views, and forms.
20. Deploy your Django application to a cloud platform like Heroku or AWS.
21. Ensure the application is properly configured for production.

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