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[Full Stack] Airbnb Clone Coding

29h 47m 6s
English
Paid
Updated September 2026

[Full Stack] Airbnb Clone Coding is a 198-lesson 29 hours 47 minutes self-paced course by Nomad Coders. Build a working clone of Airbnb from the ground up — frontend, backend, and deployment — in this full-stack project course from Nomad Coders.

Course facts

Lessons
198
Duration
29 hours 47 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
2026-09-11
Instructor
Nomad Coders
Price
Premium

Build a working clone of Airbnb from the ground up — frontend, backend, and deployment — in this full-stack project course from Nomad Coders.

What You're Building

The app separates users into guests and hosts: guests can book stays, message hosts, and leave reviews, while hosts get an admin panel to manage their listings and reservations. A superuser panel sits on top for overall platform management.

Core Features

  • User registration, profiles, and social login
  • Two-way review and direct messaging system
  • Reservation booking with full CRUD management
  • Email notifications and Ajax-powered search

Tech Stack

The backend runs on Python and Django, deployed with Heroku and AWS; the frontend uses HTML, CSS, vanilla JavaScript, Tailwind CSS, and Gulp, with Google Maps, Twilio, and Mailgun handling maps, messaging, and email. By the end, you'll have a portfolio-ready clone of a real, widely-used service.

AirBnB (clone)

Users are divided into guest / host. Guests can place an order, leave a message to the host and leave a review. As a superuser, the host provides a panel for viewing and managing reservations.

Backend : Python, Django, AWS, Heroku

Frontend : HTML, CSS, Vanilla JS, Tailwind CSS, Gulp

Platform Features

  • User Registration / Profile
  • Social Authentication
  • Superuser Admin Panel
  • Host Admin Panel
  • Guest panel
  • Two-way viewing system
  • Reservation system
  • Direct messaging
  • CRUD
  • Email Notification
  • Ajax searching

Technology

  • Python
  • Django
  • HTML5
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Gulp
  • ES6
  • Google maps
  • Twilio
  • Mailgun
  • Boto
  • Heroku and AWS

Who teaches [Full Stack] Airbnb Clone Coding? Nomad Coders

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Nomad Coders is a Korean-origin online coding school founded by Nicolas Serrano (Nico). The school is one of the largest in the Korean developer-education market and has expanded internationally, publishing courses in both Korean and English that emphasise project-based learning across modern web and mobile stacks.

The CourseFlix listing carries eight Nomad Coders courses covering React, React Native, Next.js, NestJS, Twitter / Instagram clones, and the surrounding ecosystem (auth, real-time updates, deployment). Material is paid and aimed at developers who learn best from building complete applications end-to-end rather than studying frameworks in isolation.

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#1: #0.0 Introduction
All Course Lessons (198)
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#0.0 Introduction Demo
02:16
2
#0.1 Theory Requirements
02:23
3
#0.2 Software Requirements part One
04:14
4
#0.3 Software Requirements part Two
04:56
5
#0.4 Django vs. Flask
06:34
6
#0.5 Django vs. React
05:07
7
#1.0 The Pacakge Installer for Python
05:26
8
#1.1 Meet Pipenv
02:56
9
#1.2 Creating our Env and Installing Django
06:57
10
#1.3 Creating the Github Repository
03:56
11
#1.4 Testing the Bubble
02:37
12
#2.0 Creating a Django Project
05:47
13
#2.1 Setting up VSCode and Python Like a PRO
10:09
14
#2.2 Falling in love with Django part One
06:48
15
#2.3 Falling in love with Django part Two
09:40
16
#2.4 Django Migrations
09:13
17
#2.5 Django Applications
09:10
18
#2.6 Creating the Apps!
06:17
19
#2.7 Explaining the Apps
07:39
20
#3.0 Replacing Default User
11:24
21
#3.1 Introduction to the User Model
08:03
22
#3.2 First Model Fields
11:50
23
#3.3 Finishing User Model
07:16
24
#3.4 Falling in Love with Admin Panel
09:13
25
#3.5 UserAdmin + CustomAdmin
06:16
26
#3.6 RECAP OMG!
11:03
27
#4.0 TimeStampedMode
07:17
28
#4.1 Room Model part One
12:25
29
#4.2 Foreing Keys like a Boss
06:25
30
#4.3 ManyToMany like a Boss
11:32
31
#4.4 on_delete, Amenity, Faciliy, HouseRule Models
12:58
32
#4.5 Meta Class and Photos Model
09:44
33
#5.0 Review Model
12:04
34
#5.1 Reservations Model
07:51
35
#5.2 Lists Model
03:48
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#5.3 Conversation and Messages Models
09:25
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#6.0 Room Admin Panel
11:02
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#6.1 Room Admin Panel part Two
11:30
39
#6.2 Custom Admin Functions
06:09
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#7.0 Managers and QuerySets
14:37
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#7.1 Practicing the Django ORM
11:16
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#7.2 Many to Many _sets
02:51
43
#7.3 Finishing the Room Admin
04:42
44
#8.0 Rewiew Admin and Room Average
11:22
45
#8.1 Reservations Admin
09:03
46
#8.2 Conversations, Lists, Reservations Admin
13:11
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#8.3 Configuring User Uploads part One
07:08
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#8.4 Configuring User Uploads part Two
13:03
49
#8.5 Photo Admin
09:08
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#8.6 raw_ids and Inline Admin
08:00
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#8.7 Explaining Python super()
08:49
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#8.8 Intercepting Model save() and admin_save()
09:52
53
#9.0 Custom manage.py commands
12:01
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#9.1 seed_amenities command
07:06
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#9.2 seed_everything and seed_users
14:13
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#9.3 seed_rooms part One
11:14
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#9.4 seed_rooms part Two
10:31
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#9.5 seed_rooms part Three
05:50
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#9.6 seed_reviews
05:35
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#9.7 seed_lists
06:56
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#9.8 seed_reservations
10:20
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#10.0 Introduction to Urls and Views
08:03
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#10.1 HttpResponse and render
06:31
64
#10.2 Introduction to Django Templates
09:15
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#10.3 Extending Templates part One (
08:47
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#10.4 Extending Templates part Two and Includes
09:00
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#11.0 HomeView Intro
02:10
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#11.1 Pagination with Limit and Offset
10:56
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#11.2 Pages List Navigation
08:17
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#11.3 Next Previous Page Navigation
06:50
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#11.4 Using Django Paginator
09:57
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#11.5 get_page vs page
09:59
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#11.6 Handling Exceptions
05:02
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#11.7 Class Based Views
11:26
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#11.8 Class Based Views part Two
07:38
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#12.0 URLs and Arguments
11:07
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#12.1 get_absolute_url
04:08
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#12.2 room_detail FBV finished
08:04
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#12.3 Http404()
04:34
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#12.4 Using DetailView CBV
06:34
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#13.0 Template, Form, Url, Setup
08:00
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#13.1 Starting the Form
12:57
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#13.2 Select Choices
06:49
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#13.3 Amenities and Facilities Form
10:27
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#13.4 Finishing the Form
08:05
86
#13.5 Filtering Like a Boss part One
10:11
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#13.6 Filtering Like a Boss part Two
12:10
88
#13.7 Introduction to Django Forms
05:26
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#13.8 I love Django Forms For Ever
08:16
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#13.9 Forms are Awesome!
15:16
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#13.10 Finishing Up!
05:40
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#14.0 Setting Up!
08:09
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#14.1 Form and CSRF!
09:21
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#14.2 Validating Email
08:28
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#14.3 Validating Password
08:13
96
#14.4 Log In and Log Out
09:59
97
#14.5 Always an Easier Way
10:24
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#15.0 Signup Form
09:28
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#15.1 Signup Form part Two
05:22
100
#15.2 ModelForms are AWESOME
11:46
101
#15.3 Finishing Up
02:56
102
#16.0 Setting up Mailgun
06:31
103
#16.1 Dotenv
08:25
104
#16.2 Verifying Email part One
08:46
105
#16.3 Verifying Email part Two
11:16
106
#16.4 Completing Verification
07:14
107
#17.0 Github Login part One
11:11
108
#17.1 Github Login part Two
10:41
109
#17.2 Getting Github Profile
09:42
110
#17.3 Recap OMG
05:01
111
#17.4 Finishing Github Login
08:48
112
#18.0 Getting Authorization Code
10:48
113
#18.1 Finishing Kakao Login
12:32
114
#18.2 Getting Kakao Profile Photo
09:42
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#18.3 Closing Thoughts
07:54
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#19.0 Intro to TailwindCSS
06:51
117
#19.1 Setting Up TailwindCSS with Gulp
09:22
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#19.2 Setup Explanation
03:22
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#19.3 Setup Explanation part Two
06:22
120
#19.4 Static Files on Django
05:59
121
#20.0 Sizes in Tailwind
04:52
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#20.1 Header part One
13:12
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#20.2 Header part Two
09:26
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#20.3 Done with Header
09:02
125
#20.4 Extending Tailwind
11:54
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#20.5 Room Cards part One
13:01
127
#20.6 Room Cards part Two
09:49
128
#20.7 Finishing Room Cards and Pagination
12:11
129
#20.8 Footer, Social Login
15:11
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#20.9 Login
13:26
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#20.10 Signup
05:56
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#20.11 Forms Shortcut
13:33
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#20.12 SO MUCH EASIER NOW
07:06
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#21.0 Messages part One
06:59
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#21.1 Messages part Two
08:47
136
#21.2 Styling Messages
09:06
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#21.3 User Profile part One
10:41
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#21.4 User Profile part Two
13:10
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#21.5 Styling User Profile
07:45
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#21.6 Update Profile
10:58
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#21.7 Change Password
13:07
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#21.8 Customizing Stuff
07:09
143
#21.9 Mixins are Awesome
12:06
144
#21.10 Great User Mixins
09:01
145
#21.11 Done with Users!
05:32
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#22.0 Photo Grid
09:54
147
#22.1 Styling the Room part One
10:22
148
#22.2 Styling the Room part Two
11:12
149
#22.3 Room Reviews
12:09
150
#23.0 Update Room View
07:41
151
#23.1 Room Photos part One
10:00
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#23.2 Room Photos part Two
07:18
153
#23.3 Delete Photo
10:06
154
#23.4 Edit Photo
10:40
155
#23.5 Add Photo part One
12:04
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#23.6 Add Photo part Two
05:16
157
#23.7 Adding Info to The Sessions
09:46
158
#23.8 Creating Room part One
11:07
159
#23.9 Creating Room part Two
04:07
160
#24.0 Room Calendar part One
12:05
161
#24.1 Room Calendar part Two
12:57
162
#24.2 Room Calendar Styles
09:31
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#24.3 Finishing Calendar
10:34
164
#24.4 Custom Template Filter
08:39
165
#24.5 BookedDays part One
11:12
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#24.6 BookedDays part Two
09:47
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#24.7 BookedDays part Three
15:21
168
#24.8 JESUS HELP ME (RECAP)
03:46
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#24.9 Create Reservation
14:58
170
#24.10 Model Managers
06:38
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#24.11 Reservation Detail part One
18:15
172
#24.12 Reservation Detail part Two
06:14
173
#24.13 Updating a Reservation
07:27
174
#24.14 Reviewing Rooms part One
11:49
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#24.15 Reviewing Rooms part Two
08:47
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#24.16 Validate Everything
07:51
177
#25.0 Introduction to Translations
07:24
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#25.1 Language Select
12:55
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#25.2 Changing Language
07:16
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#25.3 Translating .py Code
11:42
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#25.4 Saving Fav Rooms
12:09
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#25.5 Fav Template Tag
09:23
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#25.6 Fav Page
11:19
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#25.7 Go to Conversation
10:42
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#25.8 Conversation Styles
12:44
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#25.9 Creating a Message
14:54
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#25.10 Conclusions!
01:58
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#26.0 Configuring EB
09:30
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#26.1 Creating an EB Environment
09:20
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#26.2 Requirements
12:30
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#26.3 Postgres part One
11:34
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#26.4 Postgres part Two
11:37
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#26.5 container_commands
07:37
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#26.6 Sentry
11:15
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#26.7 Superuser
14:49
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#26.8 Staticfiles
16:34
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#26.9 Staticfiles Check
04:53
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#26.10 Conclusions
02:12
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
The course requires an understanding of basic programming concepts and familiarity with Python. It is beneficial to have some prior experience with web development tools. The lessons begin with software setup, including Python and Django, so prior knowledge of these tools can be advantageous but is not mandatory.
What will I build by the end of this course?
By the end of the course, you will have developed a functional clone of Airbnb. This project includes features such as user management, room listings, reviews, messaging, and an admin panel. The final product will serve as a portfolio piece demonstrating your skills in full-stack development using Django.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is aimed at individuals interested in becoming full-stack developers. It is especially suitable for those looking to gain practical experience with Django and those aiming to enhance their skill set for modern startups and freelance projects.
How does the scope of this course compare to similar courses?
This course provides extensive coverage of full-stack development using Django, with a focus on practical application through building an Airbnb clone. Unlike some courses that only cover front-end or back-end, this course includes both, along with deployment and distribution aspects, which are often not covered in standard web development courses.
What specific tools or platforms are covered in this course?
The course covers tools and platforms such as Django for web development, VSCode as the primary IDE setup, and GitHub for version control. It also introduces Pipenv for environment management and Python as the programming language.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
The course consists of 198 lessons, and while it doesn't provide a total runtime, students should expect to commit a significant amount of time to complete it. This includes time spent on lectures, coding exercises, and building the project.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover non-Python frameworks or front-end technologies like React or Angular, as it focuses on full-stack development using Django. Additionally, it does not delve into advanced database management or non-web-based applications.