Thank you so much! It as was pretty much what I was looking for. Your explanation was very clear and easy to follow. Have you done another tutorial explaning how to migrate my existing db to the posgres db? I would love to see it! Again, thank you!
Hey thanks for this video! I'm finishing up Corey Schafer's tutorial and I think I will do yours next. quick question! In my C:\Users\ I have a 'postgres' account.. C:\Users\postgres Is this required to user postgresql? If not, how would I delete this? Also, I had a previous installation of postgresql 9.5 on my machine that I uninstalled. But at the end on the uninstall I received a message stating 'the data directory and service user account postgres have not been removed' C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL on my new install shows the old version still there as well as the new version. How can I totally delete the old version? Thank you!!
Thanks Chris, I wouldn’t recommend any of these old tutorials. Tutorials are very sporadic still, trying to cater for a wider python audience. I most definitely will get a more comprehensive Django package out in the future
@@veryacademy thanks for the reply. so apparently postgresql creates a user account 'postgres' in C:\Users\postgres. I still need to research a bit more to understand exactly why but I believe it's got something to do with serving the files.. and I also just manually deleted the old version file your django ecommerce tutorial looks like good practice
@@paborlouise319 I have broken down the process for AWS and Heroku - Next tut is working with MEDIA and STATIC file and serving from AWS S3 - that will help you understand the process. Then there will be another tut for applying that to the blog and hosting with Heroku. I think breaking it up just gives people a chance to digest working with files first - Heroku can be difficult enough!
Just for you of course! Next up we will do the advance search features and get that to the next level in the blog app - then will move back to comments and AJAX and get that to the next level. Sorry this tutorial does not include migrating data to the PostgreSQL database - that is a tricky subject we can leave for another day. I will revisit PostgreSQL, just spend some time getting it started and familiarise yourself with looking at the data and tables.
finally someone who knows how to explain things clearly!
I always wanted to setup my Django project with PostgreSQL database... Thanks for the help and perfect explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! It as was pretty much what I was looking for. Your explanation was very clear and easy to follow. Have you done another tutorial explaning how to migrate my existing db to the posgres db? I would love to see it!
Again, thank you!
Hey thanks for this video! I'm finishing up Corey Schafer's tutorial and I think I will do yours next.
quick question! In my C:\Users\ I have a 'postgres' account..
C:\Users\postgres
Is this required to user postgresql? If not, how would I delete this?
Also, I had a previous installation of postgresql 9.5 on my machine that I uninstalled.
But at the end on the uninstall I received a message stating 'the data directory and service user account postgres have not been removed'
C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL on my new install shows the old version still there as well as the new version.
How can I totally delete the old version?
Thank you!!
Thanks Chris, I wouldn’t recommend any of these old tutorials. Tutorials are very sporadic still, trying to cater for a wider python audience. I most definitely will get a more comprehensive Django package out in the future
@@veryacademy thanks for the reply.
so apparently postgresql creates a user account 'postgres' in C:\Users\postgres. I still need to research a bit more to understand exactly why but I believe it's got something to do with serving the files..
and I also just manually deleted the old version file
your django ecommerce tutorial looks like good practice
Thank you!
thank you so much
Was helpful to me. Thanks
Wasn't hard to setup, but will you do a separate tuts on deployment with postgres ?
You got it, coming right up very soon. Heroku and AWS
@@veryacademy Great
@@paborlouise319 I have broken down the process for AWS and Heroku - Next tut is working with MEDIA and STATIC file and serving from AWS S3 - that will help you understand the process. Then there will be another tut for applying that to the blog and hosting with Heroku. I think breaking it up just gives people a chance to digest working with files first - Heroku can be difficult enough!
@@veryacademy yeah that's true, nice strategy, separating it would be better.
Thank you
You're welcome
Is there any difference between *'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql_psycopg2'* and *'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql* ?
I think it was renamed a while back.
thank you ! ! !
You're welcome!
But i can not migrate my models to databse
Nice 👍
Just for you of course! Next up we will do the advance search features and get that to the next level in the blog app - then will move back to comments and AJAX and get that to the next level. Sorry this tutorial does not include migrating data to the PostgreSQL database - that is a tricky subject we can leave for another day. I will revisit PostgreSQL, just spend some time getting it started and familiarise yourself with looking at the data and tables.
@@veryacademy Alright 👍
Let me know if you get Postgres install and running ok
@@veryacademy ok sir