Talk Python – HTMX + Django Modern Python Web Apps, Hold the JavaScript Course

If you are a Python web developer that has wanted to build more dynamic, interactive apps, but just don't want to (or can't) write a significant portion of your app in a rich frontend jаvascript framework, you'll absolutely love htmx. This library lets you write Python code you love and still add that clientside interactive aspect.
What students are saying
Have you heard about HTMX? It's HOWL - Hypertext On Whatever Language. Michael Kennedy is showing us how to use it with #Python at PyBay. My mind is blown. ?
-- Andy
Source code and course GitHub repository
github.com/talkpython/htmx-django-course
What's this course about and how is it different?
htmx is a very compelling technology. It's one of the first legitimate libraries that delivers on the promise of dynamic, interactive web applications without complex jаvascript. htmx allows us to write server-side code in any language (Python in our case) and, through a few simple HTML attributes, bring our pages to life.
This is the only course (that we're aware of) that shows you the full lifecycle of building Python and Django-based applications centered around htmx. Unlike basic tutorials where you'll find only just quick coverage of a simple feature, we take a full-fledged web app and extend it by adding four real-world features all building upon htmx.
Moreover, we show you the right way to use htmx with Django and Python. The resulting code is incredibly clean and would impress almost any professional web developer.
??Early-bird discount
For launch week (Sept 15 -> Sept 29), we offering 10% off the USD list price. If you're considering picking up this course, do so this week to save a bit more on the purchase (and thank you!)
Sister course for Flask developers
If you're using Flask rather than Django, we also have a very popular HTMX + Flask course available from Talk Python.
What will we build
In the course, we will add a bunch of htmx-powered features to an existing application. This app, called Video Collector, is a beautiful Django web app that allows us to save, explore, search, and play videos we've collected from YouTube.
Demo app from the course
The Video Collector application we'll build during this course.
What topics are covered
In this course, you will

See how htmx differs from common jаvascript front-end frameworks such as Vue and React.
Understand the server-side exchange enabled by htmx attributes (e.g. hx-trigger).
Add click to edit to an existing data-driven Django application.
Add deep linking to our dynamic web application, allowing us to share links into interactive segments.
Add active search to an existing data-driven Django application.
Implement browser history for htmx actions (allowing back and forth navigation).
Add infinite scroll to our app.
Distinguish between full page requests and partial htmx requests within a single view method in Django.
And lots more
View the full course outline.
Who is this course for?
This course is for anyone who creates Python web applications and needs them to be more interactive in manners often characterized as SPAs (single page applications) but doesn't want to (re)write the application largely in a complex jаvascript frontend framework such as Vue.js or React.js.
The experience level for taking this course is not significantly high. You'll need
A basic understanding of how Django works
Experience with core Python concepts (such as classes, functions, and decorators) but nothing complex (such as async or metaclasses)
You'll need to know a little about HTML and HTTP
That's it.
Concepts backed by concise visuals
While exploring a topic interactively with demos and live code is very engaging, it can mean losing the forest for the trees. That's why when we hit a new topic, we stop and discuss it with concise and clear visuals.
Here's an example of understanding how you can use htmx along with o
Homepage

https://training.talkpython.fm/courses/htmx-django-modern-python-web-apps-hold-the-javascript