WebDev 3000: Introduction to Python Websites
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Duration: 6.5 hours | Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Creating, Testing & Maintaining Standards-Based Internet Experiences



Creating, Testing & Maintaining Standards-Based Internet Experiences

What Will I Learn?

Understand the difference between HTTP and HTML headers & payloads
Be able to use the most common HTML Tags
Use HTML Forms to Create, Read, Update, and Delete HTML & Python data
Use Python's "Pickling" convention to load / save data collections
Create tests designed to monitor HTML input, as well as binary, files & data formats
Use Python's URLLIB module to manage 'Web requests, responses, & payloads
Leverage common standards to encode binary, as well as textual, data (MIME Types)
Use Python's built-in HTML Parser, as well as UTF encoding / decoding, operations
Use Python's DOCTEST to monitor ongoing "Testing Success."

Requirements

Python 3 must be installed
Students must be familiar with using classes, functions, collection types, as well as common "built-in" operations

Description

Expand your Pythonic powers to create, test, as well as assure that your web sites continuously operate as required. Learn how to avoid common security pitfalls, as well as how to use standard Python 3 modules to encode, decode, parse, as well as create HTML requests & responses.

Designed for new software developers, like all of our training opportunities Python 3000 for Web Developers reviews the basic, as well as the key advanced concepts required for topic mastery.

Who is the target audience?

Students interested in using Python to create Web Sites
Consultants interested in testing 'Web User Interfaces
Students interested in learing how to manage files using HTML Forms
Consultants interested in using rock-solid W3C standards, rather than brittle "1-off" modules & frameworks
Students looking for a step-by-step approach to create & regression test web sites & services
Consultants who want to understand security problems, and avoid common exploits
Students interested in learning how to avoid errors when converting character types