Full Stack with FastAPI & React - Full Course
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Learn to create a full stack app with the FARM stack. In this coding tutorial, you will use Fast API on the backend, React on the frontend, and MongoDB on the backend.
Code: github.com/bea...
Great for beginners who are only familiar with HTML and JavaScript... Lmfao. You literally don't explain how anything works. Just why you put it there. Incredible
Great tutorial, Sir! However, I noticed a couple of issues in the compose.yaml file:
You mapped port 3001 to 8000 for the backend, but it should be:
ports:
- "3001:3001"
You forgot to mention that Docker must be running for the docker-compose up --build command to work.
As a beginner, I spent 10 hours trying to fix this. Hope this helps others!
I couldnt get this to work on windows.
Using python 3.9, uvloop==0.19.0 doesnt work and needs to be replaced by winuvloop, httptools==0.6.1 cannot get installed, gives issues when docker-compose up --build is run. I tried httptools 0.6.0 , 0.5.0 no success. anything earlier than 0.50 will lead to conflict issues with uvicorn
finally a tutorial that works for real thanks man!
Wow this is great, thanks for this
I don't have docker. Sad my hyper-v is not working.
Sir keep it up❤❤
Thanks!
@@beau sir can you make course on NLP or AI
First time I’ve seen “dal”. Thanks for putting this together.
282.0 note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip.
282.0 ERROR: Failed building wheel for uvloop
282.0 Successfully built MarkupSafe pymongo
282.0 Failed to build httptools uvloop
283.4 ERROR: ERROR: Failed to build installable wheels for some pyproject.toml based projects (httptools, uvloop)
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Sir, I'm getting this error
This i get when i'm building docker image
Make sure that the Python version you are using is compatible with the versions of uvloop and httptools you are trying to install. Some packages have specific Python version requirements.
@@KonfliktProduktionz Copilot says use python 3.9
@ then you would need a version of those packages that are compatible with 3.9
So cool!