You deserve award for outstanding django teaching and education. I love your project based approach. Hope more projects ideas in the future. When someone ask me from where to learn django i reference your YT channel.
Great idea for a series! If you're still building/recording the series, as a suggestion, would love to see how you set up pagination in the table and how sorting affects the pagination.
Great idea - thanks! I'll see if I can build that in later. I have an infinite scroll example coming up, but providing an alternative for pagination shouldn't be too different. Same idea - to fetch an initial subset of data, and get more as needed.
This is the best channel on htmx ever! Do you have any guides (video or otherwise) on setting htmx and tailwind, as well as daisy and whatever is necessary, not as cdn's? Because i see everywhere that's not recomended.
Thanks a lot! I will look into a whole setup video on these, but it would require npm/Node.js so a bit more setup involved. Better for production though!
I have a question. When you installing a package via CDN there's a warning saying it's not recommended to use CDN links in your production code, since files will be to large etc. Could you do tutorial on how to bundle those for production? I know there's a guide about webpack on your channel but it seems like so much knowledge is needed to adjust it to installing and configuring tailwindcss (I tried to follow some guides on the net, at some point I caught myself at idea that I don't know what I am doing). And thanks for your lessons.
Great channel. However when I run the first migrate command, a "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pkg_resources' message is generated. Any hints as to how to fix this? I'm running under Ubuntu in case that is a problem.
The starter project needs to be fixed as of October 19, 2024. I had to make several updates to requirements.txt. Following that, creating an account shows a 200 in the terminal, and the auth component does not create the account.
Can you elaborate on the part from 3:36 you're saying "Now this is not an amazing page it probably wouldn't be built that way in a real appliction, but this is actually using plotly".. My questions: How would you build it in a real application? Why wouldn't you use Plotly or why is Plotly not the right choice? Thank you in advance
Yes, you can - that will be in the next video. To do it immediately after selecting (without clicking the button), you can apply HTMX triggers to each input element.
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please sir continue with more django projects , you are the best who teach it !
This channel has probably the most valuable content on Django all over the youtube platform. I can't thank you enough for all of these lessons!
Amazing to hear that, thanks so much!
Big fan of your Django + HTMX series! Absolutely excited to see more ^_^
Awesome, thanks a lot!!
your Tutorials are super! Thank you for your genirousity
Thanks a lot, that's amazing to hear - cheers!
You deserve award for outstanding django teaching and education. I love your project based approach. Hope more projects ideas in the future. When someone ask me from where to learn django i reference your YT channel.
Thanks so much, that’s an awesome comment to get, really appreciate it! Glad the channel has helped you with learning Django!
Excellent as ever! Best Django channel...
Amazing - thank you for the support!
Hey sir...thank you for your efforts in your videos. They help developers like myself get better in Django..
Awesome to hear that and thank you for the comment!
Great idea for a series! If you're still building/recording the series, as a suggestion, would love to see how you set up pagination in the table and how sorting affects the pagination.
Great idea - thanks! I'll see if I can build that in later.
I have an infinite scroll example coming up, but providing an alternative for pagination shouldn't be too different. Same idea - to fetch an initial subset of data, and get more as needed.
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Thanks a lot from Scotland!
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Thanks a lot!
Love your style, nice explaining, please keep them coming :)
Thanks a lot, really glad you like the style! Will do
This is the best channel on htmx ever!
Do you have any guides (video or otherwise) on setting htmx and tailwind, as well as daisy and whatever is necessary, not as cdn's? Because i see everywhere that's not recomended.
Thanks a lot! I will look into a whole setup video on these, but it would require npm/Node.js so a bit more setup involved. Better for production though!
Thanks! We need also in depth tutorials about django and htmx ❤
Thank you! Hopefully plenty of those in the upcoming videos for the series.
awesome as always
Thanks a lot for watching!
Your accent is really sick man 😎 love the scots. Greetings from the USA.
Haha thanks a lot, greetings from Glasgow!
your contents are Really helpful. Thanks man. Hope you achieve all your goals. Thanks again.
Thanks a lot for the support, much appreciated!
Really excited for this!!!
Awesome, thanks!!
Thank you so much for this series😍😍
Thanks a lot for the support!
Awesome dude. Need more stuff like this one 👌
Thanks a lot dude!
This is really great. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot for watching!
Great one as always.
Thank you!
You're always the best. Thank you so much.
Thanks a lot, much appreciated!
I have a question. When you installing a package via CDN there's a warning saying it's not recommended to use CDN links in your production code, since files will be to large etc. Could you do tutorial on how to bundle those for production? I know there's a guide about webpack on your channel but it seems like so much knowledge is needed to adjust it to installing and configuring tailwindcss (I tried to follow some guides on the net, at some point I caught myself at idea that I don't know what I am doing). And thanks for your lessons.
Fantastic content!
Can't wait, thanks.
Thanks a lot!
thats some beautiful stacks we all need. HTMX tailwind daisyui
@@manyes7577 it’s a nice stack, for sure!
Thank you so much !
Thanks a lot dude!
Thank love the htmx content
Thanks, hope you’ll like this new series!
@@bugbytes3923missed that it was a serie, awesome.
@@bugbytes3923 So much information, ty, also really nice to see that you are including pytest.
Best Big Brother
I love you Tutorial, cause covering updated content.
Can make more lessons about Fastapi. 👍👍
Thank you! I'll be adding more FastAPI over the summer!
Hey BB, thank you for these htmx tutorials. It would be nice if you could do one for sorting and filtering a table as an alternative to DataTables JS.
Thanks a lot, I'll have a look into that!
do you know of any good calendar view for django?
Great channel. However when I run the first migrate command, a "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pkg_resources' message is generated. Any hints as to how to fix this? I'm running under Ubuntu in case that is a problem.
Ok, Copilot to the rescue! Just needed to pip install setuptools after which the migrate worked fine. Thanks again for the channel.
Glad to hear you solved it, and thank you!
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
thank you!
Thanks for watching!
How do I show error messages in login or signup? Thank you.
Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
The starter project needs to be fixed as of October 19, 2024. I had to make several updates to requirements.txt. Following that, creating an account shows a 200 in the terminal, and the auth component does not create the account.
This is so good , can you make a video about how we can convert django app to PWA app.This app would be a PWA app also, it looks nice.
Thanks! I'll look into a video later in this series about making this app a PWA.
Can you make a change? When you open a form can you open it as a modal?
There might be another use case for this later in the series, I'll have a look!
Can you elaborate on the part from 3:36 you're saying "Now this is not an amazing page it probably wouldn't be built that way in a real appliction, but this is actually using plotly".. My questions: How would you build it in a real application? Why wouldn't you use Plotly or why is Plotly not the right choice?
Thank you in advance
Nothing wrong with plotly, I was referring more to the styles and layout.
@@bugbytes3923 oke thank you for replying
@@bugbytes3923 oke thank you for replying
couldn't even get pass the install :( Getting requirements to build wheel did not run successfully.
Did you update pip?
“pip install -U pip”
@@bugbytes3923 yup :(
@@bugbytes3923 I did, maybe I'm missing some build tools?! I just got the Python install on windows 11.
i cant download requirements
good thank
Thanks for watching!
Can you make the filtering apply without clicking the filter button when using htmx, as in react? Can you make it more fluid?
Yes, you can - that will be in the next video. To do it immediately after selecting (without clicking the button), you can apply HTMX triggers to each input element.
am the only one who not able to clone starter repo?
Thanks
You're welcome - thanks for watching!