You all probably dont care at all but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Justus Jaxx I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
It took my bootcamp teacher 90 minutes to explain what you just did in less than 30 minutes. He left me lost and confused, yet you made me understand everything so clearly. Thank you so much.
First of all a big love from India ❤️. This is a awesome tutorial. I never thought I will get that kind of professional knowledge for free. I also join your free class. I really appreciate your hard work ❤️. Please make more videos on django
Thank you for this video! Going through a django course right now and this was huge help! Nice to see quality django tutorials on here. Will be buying the course soon.
Great tutorial on Django Model relationships! I read quite a few tutorials on this but did not really get it until I watched your video. THANK YOU! Liked and subscribed. I can't wait to watch the other videos you posted. (Thor for president!) =)
The best video tutorial ever for django. Awesome explanation . I immediately joined your django tutorial course . Is any GitHub Repository available to refer the code available in this video ?
Hi late to the party. I have a question, say I have 3 models, Country, State or Province and City or Town. Country ID if FK in Province/State. Should I have County and State PK as FK in City or just state FK and when I query a city I would be able to get all city, state and country details? If so, how can that be done? Thanks.
on ManyToMany example Django created charater_movieS table. Is it a convention for it to add S to the name? is there a way to kinda sort this out without looking into DB - for what is the name of the table? I mean yeh I could go terminal sqlite3 or other terminal for db and schema it up, but is there a simple way or scheme to find it out?
I have a requirement to load Excel data to postgres in django. I have created models and loading using pandas dataframe (to_sql). Buy I have a chally here in building relationships between models. As far as I know, we can build relationships if we save model objects one by one using (onetoone, foreign key,manytomany). Please help me how to create relationships when we upload Excel data in one shot
Video is informative. However like any other video on this subject it indirectly assumes that the database structure started after Django was born. The fact is Data relationships or intricacies of databases are not the subject of django or any other framework. We need to look at this subject as ability of the framework to handle data relationship in a database.
This is really helpful.. You are really great!!! I have a question, how will you apply that in "for loop" in the template using ForeignKey that will print the Language and also the associated Frameworks.. Thanks in advance :-)
Each individual language will have an attribute called language_set. You can use that to get all the languages. So you'd have two loops in the template.
Hello thanks for all lesson i try ot making recruiting website but i have some problem i have 3 models general, education, experience general has his last name first name address phone ect education has his school information and general id also experience has his work experience information and general id problem is how to insert all data same time and get and insert general id pls help me
Bro, can we query them using id ? For example. I have a table of movie and another table of actors. Python automatically gives an ID to a model. so can we query them with that id ?? I tried this Actors.objects.filter(movie__id = 1) which failed Thanks In Advanced
@@prettyprinted sorry, It is working now. I don't know what happened earlier. You are an awesome teacher. Currently watching the free django course on prettyprinted.com .. after finishing this i will buy the full course.
thx for video. but it`s so trivial. i think to illustrate ManyToMany example. is to use self-relation. class FacebookProfile(models.Model): ....... friend_relationship = models.ManyToManyField("self") many people didn't know about this.
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You all probably dont care at all but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Nicolas Leroy instablaster :)
@Justus Jaxx I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Justus Jaxx It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much you really help me out!
It took my bootcamp teacher 90 minutes to explain what you just did in less than 30 minutes. He left me lost and confused, yet you made me understand everything so clearly. Thank you so much.
Thank you for beautifully summarizing what would have been hours of research for me.
You're welcome. I'm glad I could help
The best explanation of model relationship i have ever seen on UA-cam , thanks for this awesome video
I come back to this video from time to time, great content.
You explain those so easy way
the 07:05 error was very educative !
Very easy to understand explaination.
Best explanation I've seen so far. Thanks very much. You deserve many more subscribers!
so clear and concise
Thanks a lot sir, you nailed it....
love you from India.
the first youtube video with zero dislikes i have seen!
Let's keep it that way!
Thank you for your clear explanation about models relationship
A very good explanation
First of all a big love from India ❤️. This is a awesome tutorial. I never thought I will get that kind of professional knowledge for free. I also join your free class. I really appreciate your hard work ❤️. Please make more videos on django
Great explanation! Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much! Keep doing what you do :)
You're welcome! Thank you for watching.
Dude, your videos are great. Thanks for the explanations.
easy , on the point , helpful video
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much. When concluding on one to many relationships you said you'll get into more about it in another video,which one?
Thank you for this video! Going through a django course right now and this was huge help! Nice to see quality django tutorials on here. Will be buying the course soon.
Thanks this is really helpful. I have been looking this type of video for long.
Glad I could help!
Wao superb explanation ✌️
Good explanation
This is really helpful, thanks.
You're welcome!
Great tutorial on Django Model relationships! I read quite a few tutorials on this but did not really get it until I watched your video. THANK YOU! Liked and subscribed. I can't wait to watch the other videos you posted. (Thor for president!) =)
Hey Anthony, great explanation and easy to understand, keep going with more stuff! Thanks ;-)
Very clear and helpful! Thanks a lot!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
In One-to-one relationship, we are getting only 1 attribute data. what we have to do to get all fields data?
This video was really helpful.. Thanks bro
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
can i create an suggest friends notification api using model relationships
Love you man!
Comment, like, subscribe, and the bell. Thank you very much for all your hard work. Appreciate it, man.
wonderful video thanks a lot
This is a great tutorial. Thanks a lot!
thanks for the great video
The best video tutorial ever for django. Awesome explanation . I immediately joined your django tutorial course . Is any GitHub Repository available to refer the code available in this video ?
Thank you so much...🥺😇🙏🙏🙏
Amazing ♡♡♡ thank you so much
How do you clear the shell?
Great, easy to follow. Thanks alot!!
Great tutorial, thanks! could anyone tell me what shell it is he is using btw? looks nice
About the example "Frameworks and Languages", how can i add a field on Languages and put the quantity of framework have the language?
For that you will have to use the annotate and aggregate functions ....Anthony has done a separate video on this topic
Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you
Perfect Tutorial 👍thanks alot!!
Extremely useful, Thank you sooo much 💞
Best explanation ever! Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Hi late to the party. I have a question, say I have 3 models, Country, State or Province and City or Town. Country ID if FK in Province/State. Should I have County and State PK as FK in City or just state FK and when I query a city I would be able to get all city, state and country details? If so, how can that be done?
Thanks.
so helpful
hey what is the tool you are using for db visualisation
Pretty nicely explained !
Thanks a lot
Why does the many-to-many table requires its own id? (Thx for the Video! :)
Is it to add the same character multiple times to one movie? ... and vice versa?
Gold!!! Great work
sir can u please make a video on django channels real time chat app with rest api
That was awesome
Thanks for this great and helpful tutorials.
You're welcome Thanks for watching.
on ManyToMany example Django created charater_movieS table. Is it a convention for it to add S to the name? is there a way to kinda sort this out without looking into DB - for what is the name of the table? I mean yeh I could go terminal sqlite3 or other terminal for db and schema it up, but is there a simple way or scheme to find it out?
How you got that response as tables for sqlite
Thanks bruh
Thanks for the perfect video. you are great.
Glad you like it!
I could feel Corey Chafer intro
Dear sir please explain oneTOone field too. Please
Thank u so much,you teach me the concept at once :}
I have a requirement to load Excel data to postgres in django. I have created models and loading using pandas dataframe (to_sql). Buy I have a chally here in building relationships between models. As far as I know, we can build relationships if we save model objects one by one using (onetoone, foreign key,manytomany). Please help me how to create relationships when we upload Excel data in one shot
great video! thanks
You are awesome dude 👌👌❤️
clear and concise!
Thanks for watching!
Video is informative. However like any other video on this subject it indirectly assumes that the database structure started after Django was born. The fact is Data relationships or intricacies of databases are not the subject of django or any other framework. We need to look at this subject as ability of the framework to handle data relationship in a database.
Thanks for the tutorial 👍
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
thanks !!!
This is really helpful.. You are really great!!! I have a question, how will you apply that in "for loop" in the template using ForeignKey that will print the Language and also the associated Frameworks.. Thanks in advance :-)
Each individual language will have an attribute called language_set. You can use that to get all the languages. So you'd have two loops in the template.
Thank you so much for your time answering my question..Please make more django tutorials.. :-)
very clear thank you
Thanks for watching!
great video
This is awesome, thanks! :)
You're welcome!
I thought you can only save without specifying a field by saying commit = false. But here we somehow do it without
Awesome!
perfect!
Hello thanks for all lesson
i try ot making recruiting website but i have some problem
i have 3 models
general, education, experience
general has his last name first name address phone ect
education has his school information and general id
also experience has his work experience information and general id
problem is how to insert all data same time and get and insert general id pls help me
You insert backwards from the child to the parent. So create the child first, save it to get the ID, and then add to parent.
Bro, can we query them using id ?
For example. I have a table of movie and another table of actors.
Python automatically gives an ID to a model.
so can we query them with that id ??
I tried this Actors.objects.filter(movie__id = 1) which failed
Thanks In Advanced
Yes, of course. What do you mean it fails?
@@prettyprinted sorry, It is working now. I don't know what happened earlier.
You are an awesome teacher. Currently watching the free django course on prettyprinted.com .. after finishing this i will buy the full course.
@@ThePieas Awesome. I look forward to seeing you in the course.
awesome video....
Thanks for watching!
The link to the Database Essentials course is returning a 404.
thx for video. but it`s so trivial. i think to illustrate ManyToMany example.
is to use self-relation.
class FacebookProfile(models.Model):
.......
friend_relationship = models.ManyToManyField("self")
many people didn't know about this.
I'll consider making a video on self relationships. Thanks for the idea.
It would be nice if you use better zoom.In spite of that, ok!:)
Damm, amazing..
perfect... and thanku
just need that in gui
I use VS Code in the video.
#_BEST_EVER_
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This guy is true fan of captain america
First you say "language='python' no i can't do that"... 30 sec later you created bottle just like this...
Well-explained, thank you for this!
Thank you!