Is there anything like this in Django 1.10 or is there another syntax for it? Thanks in advance.

Apparently, the syntax for a URL Tag is different in Django 1.10 (just discovered this myself through painful confrontation with a NoReverseMatch error). Here's the solution that worked for me...

In the video, Kenneth uses the following URL Tag in the nav element of the layout.html template:

        <a href="{% url 'views.hello_world' %}">Home</a>

In Django 1.10, you should use a URL name in URL Tags instead of referencing your view via 'views.view_name'. First, update the relevant urlpattern in your main urls.py with a name of your choosing, like so (see the third url):

urlpatterns = [
    url(r'^courses/', include('courses.urls')),
    url(r'^admin/', admin.site.urls),
    url(r'^$', views.hello_world, name='yournamehere'),
]

Then, replace the 'views.hello_world' part of the URL Tag with the name you supplied in your urls.py, like so:

        <a href="{% url 'yournamehere' %}">Home</a>

I realize you've already switched to Django 1.9, but I thought I'd share this anyways, as there's bound to be someone else going through this course that wants to know how to use URL Tags in the latest version of Django.