Day 1:

Introduction to Python -

Learn the basics of Python programming language, including data types, control structures, functions, and classes. Refer to the official Python documentation to get started.

Day 2:

Django Fundamentals -

Understand the basics of the Django framework and its MVT (Model-View-Template) architecture. Build a simple Django app to get started. Refer to the official Django documentation for guidance.

Day 3:

Models and Databases -

Learn about models and their relationship with databases in Django. Use Django's ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) to interact with the database. Refer to the Django Models documentation for more information.

Day 4:

Views and Templates -

Learn about views and how they connect models to templates. Use Django's template language to render HTML templates. Refer to the Django Views and Templates documentation for guidance.

Day 5:

Forms and User Authentication -

Learn how to work with forms in Django, validate form data, and handle form submissions. Implement user authentication using Django's built-in authentication views. Refer to the Django Forms and User Authentication documentation for guidance.

Day 6:

Static and Media Files -

Learn how to manage static files (CSS, JavaScript, images) and media files (user-uploaded files) in Django. Use Django's built-in static and media files handling. Refer to the Django Static Files and Media Files documentation for guidance.

Day 7:

Deployment -

Learn how to deploy a Django application to a production server. Configure a server to run Django and familiarize yourself with popular deployment options, such as Heroku and AWS. Refer to the Django Deployment documentation for guidance.

Days 8-14:

Project Building and Advanced Concepts -

Build a Django project from scratch, implementing advanced features such as API integration, custom middleware, and advanced database queries. Learn about popular Django packages and libraries, such as Django REST Framework, Celery, and Django Channels. Familiarize yourself with testing and debugging in Django. Refer to the Django Packages Directory and relevant documentation for guidance.

Remember that your learning journey is unique, so feel free to adjust the timeline based on your personal learning goals and schedule. Good luck on your journey to becoming a Django developer!