Django ORM - Updating and Deleting QuerySets / ForeignKey on_delete behaviour

[@MuhammedKamaal]

Thank you alot sir , please make a playist about dajngo signals and continue with django rest framework , You are the best !

[@bugbytes3923]

@@MuhammedKamaal thanks a lot! I’ll do the signals video soon!

[@azzeddinezyani]

I'm grateful, man; you are the best.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot man - appreciate the comment, cheers!

[@Davidkiania]

Love this waited a month for this series 😅 Yes want to learn about signals.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks 🙏 I’ll start preparing a signals video soon!

[@立法院很忙]

Saved! Gonna watch this during the weekend when I have more time. Thanks!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you - enjoy the weekend :)

[@AmoahDevLabs]

Thanks for continuing this series.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks for watching!

[@muokinzangi3067]

Yes, teach about Signals on Django. your work is really great and helpful. Keep it up!

[@open-source243]

Thank you so much for this amazing playlist 🎉😊

[@bugbytes3923]

No problem, glad you liked it, and thanks for the comment!

[@open-source243]

Thank you, All the best 😊

[@MostafaHammad-we1mz]

Much obliged!! You explain everything in such simple detail and it's been VERY helpful!! THANK you!!

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot!

[@iwswordpress]

Excellent series! Signals would be so helpful! Great channel :)

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks a lot! And noted, I will get round to a signals video soon!

[@Dorso2009]

YES to signals! 🤘

[@bugbytes3923]

Got it! Will make one very soon.

[@saptechstuff1497]

Thanks again for this series, very helpful

[@bugbytes3923]

Thank you, glad you are finding it helpful!

[@JustinSpryce]

Great lesson

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks Justin!

[@repotranstech]

Cool video as always.On top of that can you add functionality where you check multiple checkboxes and update with htmx and Django querysrt.

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks!
I'm doing an upcoming Django + HTMX series (building a finance tracker) - this exact functionality will be in this app, coming soon!

[@امینجمالی-خ9ص]

MUCH OBLIGED and YESSSSSSSSSSS for signals

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks - will be doing this in the very near future (finally!)

[@tayyabullah7460]

awesome worm sir please django signal series

[@bugbytes3923]

Signals video is coming next week!

[@Bartburger02]

+1 on signals

[@bugbytes3923]

Will look into it! Thanks

[@losco_arti]

I let you know I'm interested in you making a video about signals 😁

[@bugbytes3923]

Thanks, will be doing something very soon!

[@Peterstavrou]

I've noticed that by default most people simply use the .save() method when updating single fields rather than specifying specific fields such as restaurant.save(update_fields=['name']). Is there much performance improvement specifying specific fields or should we stick to .save() for ease?

[@bugbytes3923]

I think that update_fields can help if you have a lot of database overhead, as it does cut down the data that's being sent to the DB server. But for most apps, it won't really have much impact I don't think. save() should work fine!
Might be interesting to do a video on load testing with these two (and other) techniques to try and quantify the performance difference. Might look into that!

[@thinkingcitizen]

Thanks so much man. Had an interesting observation in my SQL - My .save(update_fields=...) executed 50% SLOWER than my regular .save( ) ! Is this expected or is something wrong with my sqllite? Intuitively, I thought the opposite would happen.

[@bugbytes3923]

That's interesting. No idea why that happens with SQLite. I agree, I'd have expected the opposite!

[@frameff9073]

than kyou

[@bugbytes3923]

You're welcome!

[@bugbytes3923]

Playlist link: ua-cam.com/video/EsBqIZmR2Uc/v-deo.html

[@Smartroid]

Please teach signals

[@bugbytes3923]

Will do! Coming up soon...

[@fredrickgardner1369]

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