Queen Mary, University of London (QMUL)

Lecture Notes about the basis of HTTP protocol, how requests and responses work, and the basis of Python to use in Django. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

Lecture Notes about the different options of Web frameworks, how they work and their pros and cons. It then discusses the choice of Django for the module and how to get started. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

Lecture Notes about cookies, sessions and the object-oriented model, how they work in websites and how to model them in Django. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

Lecture Notes about performance of websites, how to measure it and improve it as a Web developer. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

Lecture Notes about REST APIs and Django REST framework, as well as how to use and design APIs. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

Lecture Notes about web APIs, how to use them, and the standards to follow, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

Lecture Notes about the different threats a website can be under, and the steps to take as a developer to protect the website and its users. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

Lecture Notes about how to test an application through Python and Django's unit testing, including Selenium as a library. It then highlights the steps on how to prepare a Web application for deployment and the general guidelines to do so. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

In-depth notes about how to make Ajax requests on the front end, as well as different options to make requests from the front end to the back end. It also discusses the different type of front end libraries that are available, like Vue and R. It has a summary section on the left side of the page, following the Cornell note taking method, where the key points are summarised on the side of the noted.

In-depth notes about using JavaScript and the DOM to develop dynamic and functional websites. There is a summary section on the side as well, as part of the Cornell note taking methods, where the key points are summarised on the side