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Dude this is so good. A lot of other tutorials just tell you what to put in each file. You actually explained why and how everything is connected. Thank you for making this.
Thanks for the video. It's a couple of years old now, and the newer versions of Django gave me a couple of issues with SQLite but nothing too hectic. I could follow and do everything without too much fuss. Dankie hoor!
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This is very good. The bit that throws me every time is the structure of the folders. I get in a right mess with the hierachy. This seems a little bit clearer. I also love the summary at the end. It is fast but then, thats the whole point of UA-cam is that you can pause it and replay
Really good tutorial. A little outdated but still very useful. I just started learning Django a couple of days ago and there is a lot to take it. But I figure with practice I hope to be decent at it within at least 1 month. By any chance could you make another video but this time showing how you can create a basic CRUD application where you are using a form with a submit buttons for your basic create, edit, deleted options? Thanks once again I loved the bullet points in learning the basics of Django.
Hello, is it possible to use this with docker compose to have container of it working with an appach server and postgresql dadabase ? (sorry if the question isn't precise or relevent, I'm beginning) Nice video !!
5:33 when I renamed the folder, later the migrate process did not work (working on Win10, Python 3.8, not sure if it matters). It took me quite a while to figure out what is wrong.
I had already installed Django without the virtual environment before I watched your tutorial. Do you recommend uninstalling it and reinstalling it after creating the virtual environment or simply going ahead with it? What would be better?
Explanation about virtual environments was actually not quite right The problem isn't that it makes a "mess" on your local machine, rather the issue is with deployment. When you deploy your application, you don't want to have everything installed because it will make your application file huge, which means the application file will be large and slow and you'll end up having to pay more for hosting than necessary. Having said that, if you don't make a virtual environment at first you can create one later. And having said that, it's actually not that hard to set up the virtual environment, it does take some extra work, but in the end it's worth it. I say that, as someone who has learned to do this very recently.
When I rename the project file to src, I get an error when I run python manage.py migrate saying "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'src'". What am I doing wrong?
I also got this error. I resolved it by renaming the inner dj30 folder to src instead of the higher level one. From /dj30/dj30 change to /dj30/src (instead of /src/dj30 as in the video). This results in manage.py being in the same directory as the src folder.
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this video thought me in 25mins what does dumb crash course couldn't teach me in an 1hr 25mins. Nice, short and straight to the point. Thanks
A lot of crash course just a waste of time to serious learners. Spend our time smart.
Hands down the best and quickest tutorial for Django, actually learnt more in 30 min than in other 2 hour courses
or you could have just gone to w3 schools tutorial...
very underrated, this deserves more views. Nice cover, I've learned Django's basic clearly.
Honestly, this is the best overview Django tutorial I have ever found on youtube. Thanks
Agreed, cheers!!
Dude this is so good. A lot of other tutorials just tell you what to put in each file. You actually explained why and how everything is connected. Thank you for making this.
Thanks for the video. It's a couple of years old now, and the newer versions of Django gave me a couple of issues with SQLite but nothing too hectic. I could follow and do everything without too much fuss. Dankie hoor!
Awesome video. Best Django crash course out of the 3-4 that I've seen.
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Also the Mac taps are *erotic* !! Lol
This is very good. The bit that throws me every time is the structure of the folders. I get in a right mess with the hierachy.
This seems a little bit clearer. I also love the summary at the end.
It is fast but then, thats the whole point of UA-cam is that you can pause it and replay
Man this is amazing, clear explanation why the views.py, urls.py and templates are separated. Thanks 👍
Very productive 25 minutes, thanks, great tutorial!
This was exactly what I needed. Thaks!!!
You are Welcome Garagem and we are really glad to know that you liked the video.
Astounding brevity. Captured all the essentials for me.
Great, quick summary.. ty
Excellent work! I finally have a good idea of Django. Other videos make it so complicated.
You're a star! Thank you very much
Thank you for such a comprehensive explanation! Could you please make a tutorial django forms?
Love love this video. Just the right pace for the right amount of detail.
Good job! I was looking for a video exactly like this one. So far the best Django tutorial that I have seen.
good job! that is exactly what i was looking for :)
Short and to the point
Excellent Intro, very clear, concise and to the point!
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Remarkable !!! thank you for going through so slowly and easily for the dumb mind :)
Thank you so much, your way of explaining the basics makes it much easier to understand the very basics. Much appreciated!!
Really good tutorial. A little outdated but still very useful. I just started learning Django a couple of days ago and there is a lot to take it. But I figure with practice I hope to be decent at it within at least 1 month. By any chance could you make another video but this time showing how you can create a basic CRUD application where you are using a form with a submit buttons for your basic create, edit, deleted options? Thanks once again I loved the bullet points in learning the basics of Django.
hi link me to the latest
Absolutely brilliant explanation.
Me: Watches in 2x to Understand Django in 15 minutes like a boss.
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I just watched in 100x, understood everything in 3 seconds and now working as a senior developer in Microsoft.
@@dizzyprotos262 it's 18 seconds, not 3
Excellent. Please make more
How could you be so underrated
Thank you for doing this !!
Awesome recap
Good job, direct and simple, I liked it.
Brilliant tutorial, thanks for making this simple and easy to follow video 👍
This is really awesome stuff, Sir keeps forward, you're a good teacher. Thanks so much for the well-spent 25min of my day.
Thanks man. Learned so much things in this short video.
Hello, is it possible to use this with docker compose to have container of it working with an appach server and postgresql dadabase ?
(sorry if the question isn't precise or relevent, I'm beginning)
Nice video !!
This is wonderful and amazing course , thank you for all
A well spent 30 minutes.
What is that keyboard mate?
short and sweet
Clear and concise and very helpful thanks you!
Good job! Awesome for starters. Keep up the good work.
Exactly what I was looking for! Great intro and example! Thanks a lot! :)
Excellent video!
Will you make an updated version ?
5:33 when I renamed the folder, later the migrate process did not work (working on Win10, Python 3.8, not sure if it matters). It took me quite a while to figure out what is wrong.
I have the same problem. How did you solve it?
@@EdBender It was a long time ago... but I think just don't rename the folder!
This is so great
I had already installed Django without the virtual environment before I watched your tutorial. Do you recommend uninstalling it and reinstalling it after creating the virtual environment or simply going ahead with it? What would be better?
better to go with the virtual environment to keep your project packages separate
What's the sublime text theme you are using ?
Awesome thanks! I will check out your other videos too. Who actually made this video??? I like his style.
great video. anyone knows how to add colour schema to sb3 to read python so nicely? like blue functions and yellow strings etc
Explanation about virtual environments was actually not quite right The problem isn't that it makes a "mess" on your local machine, rather the issue is with deployment. When you deploy your application, you don't want to have everything installed because it will make your application file huge, which means the application file will be large and slow and you'll end up having to pay more for hosting than necessary. Having said that, if you don't make a virtual environment at first you can create one later. And having said that, it's actually not that hard to set up the virtual environment, it does take some extra work, but in the end it's worth it. I say that, as someone who has learned to do this very recently.
You are so from South Africa
thanks for the vid.
When I rename the project file to src, I get an error when I run python manage.py migrate saying "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'src'". What am I doing wrong?
I also got this error. I resolved it by renaming the inner dj30 folder to src instead of the higher level one. From /dj30/dj30 change to /dj30/src (instead of /src/dj30 as in the video). This results in manage.py being in the same directory as the src folder.
@@briangow4962 worked here, thanks.
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Great
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So does views help display the web content as it links the url.py and the html file?
Cool example, thanks
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how do I import post_list_views from posts when posts is not in the same directory as urls.py? I am getting an error
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Greattutorrrrr
I tried 7 tutorials to understand Django.. eventually got stuck with Flask...
This on the other hand seems very promising
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I guess flask is overhyped and shouldn’t be compared to Django
@@arthurobonwakaji8868 Yup that makes sense
create READ update delete ?
Great title👍
Hi Luis, thank you!
South africa? Create video, super clear
xD defiantly a South African accent
Nice video.
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learn in 30min what I couldn't in 2h or more.
sqlite file is not in binary it's in hex.
remember next time
Binary files are usually encoded in hex.
see at 1.25x thats the right speed
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sounds like wannabe uk guy