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Your course success matters to me

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and I wanna make sure that you get the most

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out of this course.

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Now for this, of course, you should watch the videos.

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It's a Video on Demand course,

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so you should watch the videos to get all the knowledge

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and you should watch them in order, step-by-step.

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And of course, also repeat videos,

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if something is not clear immediately

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or even repeat an entire section

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if you're not 100% sold on a certain concept.

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Now, watch the videos, but watch them at your pace.

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You can control the playback speed

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and I would recommend that you utilize these tools

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to make sure that you don't get lost,

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or you don't get bored, whatever might be the case.

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Now, also don't just watch the videos,

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but if possible, code along and code ahead.

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I will often challenge you to solve something

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on your own first, before we solve it together.

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Especially when we work on the big course project,

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and I do recommend that you really try doing that.

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By coding along, pausing the video,

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trying something out on your own in your code,

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maybe failing, and then fixing it

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and then watching my solution.

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By doing that, you will get way more out of the course

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than you will by just watching the videos,

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which of course is also fine,

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but definitely consider coding along.

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And always, of course, compare your solution to mine

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to see why you might be facing a certain error

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or to question your solution, or mine.

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Maybe your solution is better. Definitely code along.

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And also, use the code attachments,

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which you'll find in this course.

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On the last lecture, last lecture, of every module,

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you will find a link to a GitHub repository,

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with attachments or with code snapshots,

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for the various course lectures of that module.

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And you can download these attachments

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to compare my code to yours

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and solve problems you might be facing

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and fix errors you might be getting.

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You'll also find slides for the given module attached there.

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Now, last but not least,

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if you have questions beyond the course,

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or if you wanna implement something in your own project,

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or if you have a problem you can't solve,

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ask and help each other.

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We got a Discord channel,

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to which you'll find a link in the next lecture.

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And we got a Q&A section,

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which you can also use for course-related issues.

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Discord can be used for any kind of question,

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and I strongly recommend

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that you do utilize that, especially Discord.

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There you find thousands of like-minded developers

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and it's a great place to exchange opinions, share projects,

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discuss problems, or simply have a good time.

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And if you follow these steps, or these advices here,

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if you take that into account,

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then you should have a great course success

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and you should be getting a lot out of the course.

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And therefore, with that, enough of the introduction.

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Let's get started, and in the next section,

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let's get started with setting up a new Django project.

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