Yes, he's right, when you say in your tutorials that "don't worry, I'll hold your hand through it"... It's like a confidence a little child has in a Father. Thanks and well done. But Is it that you hate PHP or you don't use it? Bcos I never saw your videos on it. Please, is there a way to chat you in private!?
*For Windows users:* INTERPRETER: _In the virtual environment folder, instead of "bin" folder we have "Script" folder._ PYTHON INTERPRETER: _You must provide full path to the python executable - i.e.: C:\Users\username\.virtualenvs\myDjangoProject-y6mANNT9\Scripts\python.exe"_ MISSING .vscode FOLDER: _Using command pallete, open "Open Workspace Settings (JSON)". This will force .vscode folder to appear._
After going through college and having countless hours spent in front of my computer trying to figure things out on my own, this video was like a touch from god, it was so easy to follow and very very well explained. Thanks for your help!
I think you are one of the few instructors who actually take the time to create content on testing and deployment for your courses. Having a CS background, I really like how you differentiate yourself in this regard.
I was following along with the tutorial that is provided on the Django page and getting through it ok, but I’m about a quarter of the way through your video and it’s already so much better because you are explaining the why. So many tutorials just take the approach of “do this, then do that.” But it makes it hard to apply to other scenarios because you don’t know why you’re doing certain things. So great job!
I've been struggling to understand the basic concept of django for the past 3 years, it's amazing that I found my answers just 30 minutes into this awesome video tutorial. Thanks Mosh
lit for 3 yrs?? btw I am new here, I want to know how is your journey going so far and please tell me what resources helped you in your django journey ssssssss
Best 3 hours spent on an online course! I like the fast pace of the course, that was compacted with so much information that I had to keep pausing, trying to understand, googling new terminology. This course is so inspiring and worth spending time on. I enjoyed every single minute of it. Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge, I really appreciate it. Will continue on the 10-hour course! Wish you all the best!
To all those who are consdering this one hour video, do know that it's not a complete course in itself, and unless you are going to be purchasing his course from his website, this course won't be enough for anything.
Thanks for this man. I have a few courses that are like 10 hours but they seem a little overwhelming to start with. But I love your stuff. Really gets me up and going. Someday I might actually have a nicer place to live, and a nicer car and better life because of channels like this.
My first video of yours, your ability to teach this framework in a linear fashion that actually MAKES SENSE cant be found anywhere else. Saved me a bunch of time and hassle for this project I have coming up. Thanks a lot!
I celebrate you Mosh. Always wanted to get started on programming. I bought tonnes of books and wasted years but could never really get started. Now am on my way to learning thanks to you. I have rediscovered my interest and am enjoying every step!
To all those coming in and using vscode on windows, when setting your interpreter path, its in C:\Users\User\.virtualenvs\storefront-XXX\scripts\python , not \bin\python. Obviously substitute "User" with your username, and "XXX" with your env. This also doubles up for those looking for the "bin" directory when hes showing where its at in file explorer, its in "scripts". Update: it seems for the python virtual env in terminal on vscode there seems to have been an update on windows. Now when you go to select it will show you the name of the virtual env you are trying to select in ()'s so you can be sure. Inside the parentheses will be the name of the folder you started the virtual env in. Pretty cool.
This course is for beginners who are new to the Django framework, Mosh Sir will explain it with a cool 😎 e-commerce ( online shopping website) project. So you enroll it.
This course is for beginners who are new to the Django framework, Mosh Sir will explain it with a cool 😎 e-commerce ( online shopping website) project. So you enroll it.
I purchased the course and wow it is extremely comprehensive, and engaging! not boring at all and I feel like there is not a wasted moment. it is not like college lectures where i want to fall asleep. each video is bite size and i actually look forward to each one, super fun
hey mosh! thanks for making this course, It helped me and its wonderful! to all of the people reading this comment please understand that learning to code takes time. try to give python 1 hour daily and it's very important to understand the basics of python. so good luck out there!
Thanks you mosh ❤️❤️❤️. Got job at Infosys of 25LPA , your videos helped a lot achieving my aspirations. And my son learns python from your videos and my son was waiting for this django from 1.5 years thx a lot.
Fantastic video! You are one of the few instructors online that breaks down the concept enough to make first time users understand the material, without delving into unnecessary tangents that makes it frustrating to learn
By watching your UA-cam video course . I'm able to write simple python programs in just 1 month. You're are best teacher I have ever learn from my full respect goes to you . 😊
I am waiting for this course from you sir.finally you are made this.from last one year i am learning the programming languages that are made by you.those are out standing and explanation is beautiful.
Thank you Soo much Mosh ,, I rigmaroled around many webs for a long time to understand Django ,, but guess what , everything was in vain. With this one-hour tutorial , I immediately navigated almost all tutorials ,, be it 10-hour long , 3-hour long et cetera, you are just the best of all teachers we have in the S. Engineering field . Again , thank you soooooo much 👏
Me and my friends was waiting for this tutorial. In the mean time I got a job as Associate Software Engineer. Do you believe? Associate! not Junior! Thank you mosh! You will be in my heart!
@@believer8754 I'm from CS background, but not completed yet. Most of the tech I've learned from mosh courses. Not only youtube, I've registered for full courses. believe me it's worthy. In my interview about 80% technical questions covered by these courses. So my suggestion is hop in!
Mosh, I have to tell you mate. YOU ARE THE BEST AT WHAT YOU DO! for the first time in my life I watched a full hour without breaks and without getting bored!
This amazing feeling when you see only errors in the browser and then Boom suddenly it works. So satisfying. Thank you Mosh. I think in December I'll buy your full course on Django.
the best tutorial video i have ever seen, the most things i liked about this video is how you describe what we should know for this tutorial in the beginning of the video. the other tutorial channels don't do that. they just hop into the video
I love Mosh’s videos. I have learned Python, Javascript and Html by his videos. Mosh can you make a video on Flutter please? Because I can’t understand any other tutorials except yours.
Fun fact, Mosh actually started recording the "First Django project section" on my birthday btw i struggled a little on the django part of ur previous 6 hour python tutorial so its really a wish come true, ty a lot
2024 and this is the best and most detailed course I have ever watched you break things down so well and your explanations are perfect I wish I could afford the whole course, but my country's exchange rate is killing me i'll try to save for it , might take me two years but would be worth it
you know what would be really cool to watch, Mosh? A video series on your workflow as a content creator. I admire your work not only for your competence as a dev and talent as a teacher, but how engaging and high quality and (appartently) effortless your content is. I know this is kind of revealing your secrets but I think that are A LOT of aspiring content creators (not me, for sure, I am asking for a friend.. :P ) who might take huge advantage by having you teach them how to go about in detail to create learning material of this quality
Hello Sir, I can just say you are Awesome! You are a world class teacher. I have followed this Django one hour lesson step by step. I have thrice checked the steps for adding a debug toolbar, but it does not appear on my browser, I used Chrome, & Microsoft edge. Thank you sir.
Try below: 1. Add django-debug-toolbar’s URLs to your project’s URLconf: from django.urls import include, path urlpatterns = [ # ... path('__debug__/', include('debug_toolbar.urls')), ] 2. If the toolbar still doesnt show, try to kill the current session (Ctrl C), then run migrate command (python manage.py migrate), then run the server again, the toolbar should be displayed.
Thanks Mosh! You seem to have a talent for hitting the key points just deep enough to enable understanding and experimentation. I'm interested in more info on a comment you make about templates. You mention that nowadays people use Python to return data, not html. Is that because people are now passing data to tools like React, or is there something else happening that I don't know about.
Hi, Mosh! This is a great tutorial and I've been following you the whole time but I didn't have an extra directory of .vscode with the settings.json on it. Btw, i'm on Windows 10. What might be the problem? Maybe I skipped something or what? Thanks a lot in advance!
Just an year ago you uploaded this tutorial. At that time you have 2 million subscribers. And now it's about 3 million. Congratulations Mosh. I am very curious to know What are we going to learn? What had mosh left untill now?
Hi Mosh, this is awesome, as usual! I plan to enroll in your full course as a monthly subscriber, but just wanted some clarification on the 10 hour course length advertised in the UA-cam video vs the 5 hours indicated on your site. Are there other courses that make up this one, or is it just an approximation for how long it would take to complete the 5 hours of video content? Looking forward to more of your course.
Hi Mosh! Thank you so much for the great tutorial. But at one place I got stuck. In 19:05 I could set the path for python interpreter but the .vscode directory didn't come up and I cannot see settings.json file. I am on Windows and I did exactly the same thing. I dont know what wrong did I do. I have been doing that again and again but still the .vscode directory doesnot show up. Also I quit the server using ctrl+C. Thank you so much.
Mosh, thanks for another great effort in your tutorials, but I am having the same problem on Macintosh. I have repeated all steps as best I can, but continue to come up against the Python Interpreter issue.
Just saw the solution from another comment. For windows, instead of 'bin' use 'Scripts'. So instead of path\bin\python , it will be path\Scripts\python
People who are using windows and getting the error: bash pipenv command not found to solve this problem, start a CMD as an administrator. pip uninstall pipenv pip install pipenv
Hello! I am having some trouble with the bit at 20:04, I am doing the same thing on a Windows computer, however, it does not create the new folder in the Explorer, and when I try to just run "python manage.py runserver" it returns an error. Is there any way to fix this?
Would just like to say that you have a gift for simplifying and translating complexity into something easily digestible. I've tried to learn Django a few times and given up because of the hodge-podge of models, views, and whatever not being clearly explained enough to where I could see how they are glued together. Mind you, I understand React, JS, and other frameworks just fine, but Django is just 'different' from the others and I wasn't getting it. Even with this little 1hr sampler I probably understand it at least 2x as much, thanks!
On my windows 10 pc, the link for the virtual env that I use in vscode goes like this: C:/Users...../storefront-..../Scripts/python Its Scripts, not bin like in the video
@@TailFairy1234 no idea, but I got some errors and after checking the whole code four times I just moved on to the official Django tutorial and everything is working fine. There must be something wrong with the versions.
I solved it on Windows 10: If you see red text about not digitally signed, run this in the terminal. This stops working once the terminal is closed: Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass Now you can re-run this script inside the terminal and voila, you have a virtual environment set up: C:/Users/YOURUSERNAME/.virtualenvs/PROJECTNAME-_RTtHxVdW/Scripts/Activate.ps1 This is the link to your virtual environment and you can scroll up and it's at the very top of the terminal window, so you can copy paste it. Now you can python manage.py runserver and go to that URL which appears there and mine works!!! I spent so much time on this damn. Yes, python interpreter is in \Scripts\python on Windows
use powershell from admin, type this "Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass" then type in vscode terminal C:/Users/[USERNAME]/.virtualenvs/storefront-LbyFxQp7[use your own here]/Scripts/Activate.ps1 and it works. Sad that i have to spend so much extra time to do smth like this instead of learning django
Thank you so much for this. I am so annoyed that I go to a university where I have to pay 15.000 GBP and the lectures are so bad I have to look for other resources. And you provide material that is superior in quality of information and representation as well. Thank you so much!!
@31:55 I received an error message at this point: Page Not Found (404) Using the URLconf defined in storefront.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order: admin/ playground/ The empty path didn’t match any of these. Did anyone else get this error message and figure out how to fix the issue? I tried importing os in the settings.py module and filling out the DIRS value in the TEMPLATES array, as suggested by another person who encountered this problem. That did not fix the issue. Stuck here. Any help appreciated!
@@josephmdev I figured it out. I was clicking the url from terminal, prompting the error. Typing the complete url in the website (.../playground/hello) did work. Mosh actually types the url too. Hope it works for you!
this is worst ever virtual enviroment settings tutorial. I could not solve it in 2 times wasting 2 days but for others, its matter of minutes. so bad !
that's the reason i use pipenv!✨ since it can be installed via pip and then used flawlessly. creating envs in a same directory as well as easy to manage without worrying about adding to path
You've got a fantastic way to teach. This video is not only very informative but, in a way, also entertaining compared to some video tutorials that I have come across. I have decided to subscribe. Kudos to you and your team! Keep it up.
your stuff are definitely go to videos, working on some project and I needed to redeploy my old projects from php, moving to python , just done with the native cli automation, i'll be working on its web dashboard now, this helped me get to start it, old templates are ready just migrating now. thanks thanks a lot
This course is magnificiantly superb. Well comprehensive and organized course. Animations gives an entertainment. I am enjoying the learning. I rarely see these type of courses in youtube or any other learning platform. Thank you
I found your explanation about the naming inconsistencies, such as 'views' versus 'request handler,' extremely helpful. Your insights helped me integrate knowledge and connect the dots, thanks! ;)
I've been through about 90 documents today, 20 videos, and didn't get the answer. This just gave me all the answers in one video, with clear explanations on WEIRD NAMING CONVENTIONS haha. Thanks very much
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Yes, he's right, when you say in your tutorials that "don't worry, I'll hold your hand through it"... It's like a confidence a little child has in a Father. Thanks and well done.
But Is it that you hate PHP or you don't use it? Bcos I never saw your videos on it.
Please, is there a way to chat you in private!?
hahass
Is there a discount Voucher for students? :)
L
Mosh Can you please upload at least one full course for free ?
*For Windows users:*
INTERPRETER:
_In the virtual environment folder, instead of "bin" folder we have "Script" folder._
PYTHON INTERPRETER:
_You must provide full path to the python executable - i.e.: C:\Users\username\.virtualenvs\myDjangoProject-y6mANNT9\Scripts\python.exe"_
MISSING .vscode FOLDER:
_Using command pallete, open "Open Workspace Settings (JSON)". This will force .vscode folder to appear._
You are a godsend, I literally love you
@@amendola2232 I've copied and pasted the path to the select interpreter but it's not appearing in the settings.json file. Will the code still work?
@@Priya-oz4ib yeah, everything works, just won't appear on the JSON
Thank you sir
but i write \bin\pyhon automaticly saved as script\python.exe so its not problem
I feel so secure when mosh says in this course i’ll teach you everything you need to know.
same here
He explains it so amazing
🤣🤣😭😭😭😭 exactly. He has a nice face
I culdnt integrate the terminal in vscode using Windows
Could you help
me toooo
After going through college and having countless hours spent in front of my computer trying to figure things out on my own, this video was like a touch from god, it was so easy to follow and very very well explained. Thanks for your help!
I think you are one of the few instructors who actually take the time to create content on testing and deployment for your courses. Having a CS background, I really like how you differentiate yourself in this regard.
who tf asked bout your background
I was following along with the tutorial that is provided on the Django page and getting through it ok, but I’m about a quarter of the way through your video and it’s already so much better because you are explaining the why. So many tutorials just take the approach of “do this, then do that.” But it makes it hard to apply to other scenarios because you don’t know why you’re doing certain things. So great job!
I've been struggling to understand the basic concept of django for the past 3 years, it's amazing that I found my answers just 30 minutes into this awesome video tutorial.
Thanks Mosh
lit for 3 yrs?? btw I am new here, I want to know how is your journey going so far and please tell me what resources helped you in your django journey
ssssssss
UA-cam really seems like blessing because of people like you. thank you!🥰
thank you for supporting me
@@fahadismail7430 But this comment is for Mosh🤣🤣
@@anshsharma494 😂😂😂
@@kamal-hassan where are you from bro
i have a job interview in 2hours as a django developer and here i am learning django lols
me rn hahahahaha
Did you pass ? @@Someone2042
And did you get this job?
@@ZhuldyzMeyrmanova why am I getting notification of this conversation ?
we need an update fr
Best 3 hours spent on an online course! I like the fast pace of the course, that was compacted with so much information that I had to keep pausing, trying to understand, googling new terminology. This course is so inspiring and worth spending time on. I enjoyed every single minute of it. Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge, I really appreciate it. Will continue on the 10-hour course! Wish you all the best!
Wssg, can did you go through all the 10hr video course?
@@franck7661 Yes I did :)
To all those who are consdering this one hour video, do know that it's not a complete course in itself, and unless you are going to be purchasing his course from his website, this course won't be enough for anything.
The legend is back. 😍 As a self-taught programmer, your crash courses are always in my starter pack.
Thanks to you I'm now a Frontend Engineer.💖
How did you start yourself ? Any advice for someone first beginning ?
@@youngmingo103 he just watched videos
he was taught through yt
Go, go, go Marky Dinoey
Very funny thing to say in a vid about a backend framework innit
@@GMPranav I think it's still nice to have some knowledge in the back-end side even you are a Front-end developer. 😇
Thanks for this man. I have a few courses that are like 10 hours but they seem a little overwhelming to start with. But I love your stuff. Really gets me up and going. Someday I might actually have a nicer place to live, and a nicer car and better life because of channels like this.
Wish you loads of luck
Hows your life now
Good luck man, coding can change the track of your career. It did for a lot of friends of mine and got them a good stable job. Stay at it!
My first video of yours, your ability to teach this framework in a linear fashion that actually MAKES SENSE cant be found anywhere else. Saved me a bunch of time and hassle for this project I have coming up. Thanks a lot!
I celebrate you Mosh. Always wanted to get started on programming. I bought tonnes of books and wasted years but could never really get started. Now am on my way to learning thanks to you. I have rediscovered my interest and am enjoying every step!
Just check in on you, Are you a programmer now? what project have you built and are you working as SWE? 🤜🏾
To all those coming in and using vscode on windows, when setting your interpreter path, its in C:\Users\User\.virtualenvs\storefront-XXX\scripts\python , not \bin\python. Obviously substitute "User" with your username, and "XXX" with your env.
This also doubles up for those looking for the "bin" directory when hes showing where its at in file explorer, its in "scripts".
Update: it seems for the python virtual env in terminal on vscode there seems to have been an update on windows. Now when you go to select it will show you the name of the virtual env you are trying to select in ()'s so you can be sure. Inside the parentheses will be the name of the folder you started the virtual env in. Pretty cool.
Thanks, mate!
i use windows, and had already followed all the steps but I couldn't get vscode directory on my storefront . Do you know what the problem?
@@arinatama5502 heyy same issue here, did u find the solution?
don't worry about it, when you open the terminal it will open correctly.
thanks!!
Here it comes, mates! Cheers! I’ve been waiting for it for 1,5 years!
@@programmingwithmosh I sure will! Are we expecting a longer paid course now? I really hope so! Take my money!
@@programmingwithmosh u already popular guru🙏❤️
Finally legend is back.
Bro may I no what's the use of this python djongo? I mean what all can we do with it? Can u pls explain, i jst wnt to no, pls tell
This course is for beginners who are new to the Django framework, Mosh Sir will explain it with a cool 😎 e-commerce ( online shopping website) project. So you enroll it.
This course is for beginners who are new to the Django framework, Mosh Sir will explain it with a cool 😎 e-commerce ( online shopping website) project. So you enroll it.
Lol he is gone again🤣
finally!!! thank you mosh... wait is over... going to learn it now
@@programmingwithmosh Any love for Go lang :)
I purchased the course and wow it is extremely comprehensive, and engaging! not boring at all and I feel like there is not a wasted moment. it is not like college lectures where i want to fall asleep. each video is bite size and i actually look forward to each one, super fun
Definitely the extra push I am looking for to purchase the course. I know my $99 won't go to waste. Thanks for dropping a testimonial. 😊
hey mosh! thanks for making this course, It helped me and its wonderful! to all of the people reading this comment please understand that learning to code takes time. try to give python 1 hour daily and it's very important to understand the basics of python. so good luck out there!
This came at the perfect time, I was about to finish the python tutorial video and this came, thanks again.
Finally, Django Course comes... Thank you soo much Mosh :)
Thanks you mosh ❤️❤️❤️. Got job at Infosys of 25LPA , your videos helped a lot achieving my aspirations. And my son learns python from your videos and my son was waiting for this django from 1.5 years thx a lot.
can i get a reference
I am so happy that I discovered this tutorial. Today is the day I finally grasped the basic concept of what an API is😀
Fantastic video! You are one of the few instructors online that breaks down the concept enough to make first time users understand the material, without delving into unnecessary tangents that makes it frustrating to learn
By watching your UA-cam video course . I'm able to write simple python programs in just 1 month. You're are best teacher I have ever learn from my full respect goes to you . 😊
I HAVE YOUR PYTHON COURSE, SO THIS WAS PRETTY EZ FOR ME, THANK YOU SO MUCH MOSH! WE LOVE YOU!
nice
I am waiting for this course from you sir.finally you are made this.from last one year i am learning the programming languages that are made by you.those are out standing and explanation is beautiful.
Hello mosh thank you so much i am 12 years old and i watch our 6 hour python course and today i am working on a project of google
Thank you Soo much Mosh ,, I rigmaroled around many webs for a long time to understand Django ,, but guess what , everything was in vain. With this one-hour tutorial , I immediately navigated almost all tutorials ,, be it 10-hour long , 3-hour long et cetera, you are just the best of all teachers we have in the S. Engineering field . Again , thank you soooooo much 👏
Me and my friends was waiting for this tutorial. In the mean time I got a job as Associate Software Engineer. Do you believe? Associate! not Junior!
Thank you mosh! You will be in my heart!
@@programmingwithmosh as always I will. Love from Bangladesh ❤️
@@AmamDewan hi bro can u tell me that u just learn from utube to got job or havwe any CS degree
@@believer8754 I'm from CS background, but not completed yet. Most of the tech I've learned from mosh courses. Not only youtube, I've registered for full courses. believe me it's worthy. In my interview about 80% technical questions covered by these courses. So my suggestion is hop in!
@@AmamDewan mee too i am now in CS degree some samesters left could u share whatsapp number so can communicate in future thnks
@@believer8754 yah sure +8801521103492
I was stuck at one place for quite sometime , today as a beginner could finally launch Django..Thank you Mosh, great video.
Thank You Mr. Mosh.
If *Teaching* is an art, You're a *Picasso* . ❤️
It is, and he is
Mosh, I have to tell you mate. YOU ARE THE BEST AT WHAT YOU DO! for the first time in my life I watched a full hour without breaks and without getting bored!
Fantastic so far. 34:00 ...
44:15 Django debug toolbar
48:36 Models
Dude, you're the best teacher EVER!!!
Finally now I understand what django is. Thank you so much mosh hamedini.
Subscribed🥳
In case anybody else is confused:
the bin folder is now called Scripts, at least in the current version of python/vscode
The beginning is impressive. That's why I signed up and liked it. Now Mosh you have a student from Russia.
This amazing feeling when you see only errors in the browser and then Boom suddenly it works. So satisfying. Thank you Mosh. I think in December I'll buy your full course on Django.
You are one of the best, Mosh❤️! Thank you for this course!!
I felt knowledgeable in django the moment I got a notification for this course.
Never been this excited to learn
Mosh i have started my coding journey in 9th grade with your python videos to be honest your video are so good
the best tutorial video i have ever seen, the most things i liked about this video is how you describe what we should know for this tutorial in the beginning of the video.
the other tutorial channels don't do that. they just hop into the video
Yeah dude I agree with you. He is the best teacher I've ever seen. If I was a woman, I'd give my little cupcake to this man
Again waiting for the advanced concepts... Thanks!
I love Mosh’s videos. I have learned Python, Javascript and Html by his videos.
Mosh can you make a video on Flutter please? Because I can’t understand any other tutorials except yours.
Fun fact, Mosh actually started recording the "First Django project section" on my birthday
btw i struggled a little on the django part of ur previous 6 hour python tutorial so its really a wish come true, ty a lot
Happy Birthday retroactively.
Your the best . I'm 14 but you have taught me 3 languages thank you ❤️
2024 and this is the best and most detailed course I have ever watched
you break things down so well and your explanations are perfect
I wish I could afford the whole course, but my country's exchange rate is killing me
i'll try to save for it , might take me two years but would be worth it
Finally !! I will definitely take the full course ❤️
you know what would be really cool to watch, Mosh? A video series on your workflow as a content creator. I admire your work not only for your competence as a dev and talent as a teacher, but how engaging and high quality and (appartently) effortless your content is.
I know this is kind of revealing your secrets but I think that are A LOT of aspiring content creators (not me, for sure, I am asking for a friend.. :P ) who might take huge advantage by having you teach them how to go about in detail to create learning material of this quality
Also I learned a lot from your python (full course) video. It helped a lot! Thank you😊
Before this video, I had no idea about Python, and now I am more confident about creating my personal project for my coop. Thank you so much, brother
I really hope your chickens make use of your project
MY LORD AND SAVIOUR MOSH! ILYSM, you are hands down the best coding UA-camr by far
Hello Sir,
I can just say you are Awesome! You are a world class teacher.
I have followed this Django one hour lesson step by step. I have thrice checked the steps for adding a debug toolbar, but it does not appear on my browser, I used Chrome, & Microsoft edge. Thank you sir.
Did you manage to find a fix? Mine isn't showing up either
Add followings on settings.py
if DEBUG:
import mimetypes
mimetypes.add_type("application/javascript", ".js", True)
Try below:
1. Add django-debug-toolbar’s URLs to your project’s URLconf:
from django.urls import include, path
urlpatterns = [
# ...
path('__debug__/', include('debug_toolbar.urls')),
]
2. If the toolbar still doesnt show, try to kill the current session (Ctrl C), then run migrate command (python manage.py migrate), then run the server again, the toolbar should be displayed.
I just want to take some time to genuinely appreciate the effort that went into this video. Thank you!
This is so timely! Thank you so much for releasing this course. You're the best! 😊
This course is beeing the real course for beginners. I've not seen another course like this in my mother tongue and even in english
❤❤Mosh is just the best tutor so far, maybe its because his courses have no exams😂😂 but he good... Lots of love from Kenya
Thanks Mosh! You seem to have a talent for hitting the key points just deep enough to enable understanding and experimentation. I'm interested in more info on a comment you make about templates. You mention that nowadays people use Python to return data, not html. Is that because people are now passing data to tools like React, or is there something else happening that I don't know about.
Hi, I would also like a clarification on Mosh's comments for templates not being used much
Yes, data is now passed to tools like react or other frontend tools. It's sort of an industry standard. It's called decoupled architecture.
Hi, Mosh! This is a great tutorial and I've been following you the whole time but I didn't have an extra directory of .vscode with the settings.json on it. Btw, i'm on Windows 10. What might be the problem? Maybe I skipped something or what? Thanks a lot in advance!
same and im on mac and i followed everything aswell did you get to fix it???
Same here and I think it's because there is no bin directory in that path of my case
same
@@marceloecco1044 I don't remember how I fix it but, I think I use Script instead of bin
@@yabetsmengistu3541 yeah, aparently for windows is Script not bin idk. Mine is working and i leave as Script
You're the best online tutor have ever met, Your Free courses are always fantastic and insightful. THANKS BOSS!
Just an year ago you uploaded this tutorial. At that time you have 2 million subscribers. And now it's about 3 million. Congratulations Mosh. I am very curious to know What are we going to learn? What had mosh left untill now?
Hi Mosh, this is awesome, as usual! I plan to enroll in your full course as a monthly subscriber, but just wanted some clarification on the 10 hour course length advertised in the UA-cam video vs the 5 hours indicated on your site. Are there other courses that make up this one, or is it just an approximation for how long it would take to complete the 5 hours of video content? Looking forward to more of your course.
Mosh, will there be a Flask course in the future?
Hi Mosh! Thank you so much for the great tutorial. But at one place I got stuck. In 19:05 I could set the path for python interpreter but the .vscode directory didn't come up and I cannot see settings.json file. I am on Windows and I did exactly the same thing. I dont know what wrong did I do. I have been doing that again and again but still the .vscode directory doesnot show up. Also I quit the server using ctrl+C. Thank you so much.
I have the same issue. Did you find a solution?
I would like to know too!
How to fix it..? -- TypeError: fromisoformat: argument must be str in django model - python mange.py migrate
Mosh, thanks for another great effort in your tutorials, but I am having the same problem on Macintosh. I have repeated all steps as best I can, but continue to come up against the Python Interpreter issue.
Just saw the solution from another comment.
For windows, instead of 'bin' use 'Scripts'.
So instead of path\bin\python , it will be path\Scripts\python
a super video . i learned django only from you. i am doing a job at google because of you. thank you. thank you.😇😇😃🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩‼‼
thank you mosh, I got my first job by your ultimate Django course :)
People who are using windows and getting the error: bash pipenv command not found
to solve this problem, start a CMD as an administrator.
pip uninstall pipenv
pip install pipenv
Thank you so much
Hello! I am having some trouble with the bit at 20:04, I am doing the same thing on a Windows computer, however, it does not create the new folder in the Explorer, and when I try to just run "python manage.py runserver" it returns an error. Is there any way to fix this?
Hey@Mosh,
Great video. what tool do you use to create the video? specially the animation part.. It looks really cool.
The first tutorial I have watched from you Mosh and I am very much impressed. Awesome! Thank you very much!
Would just like to say that you have a gift for simplifying and translating complexity into something easily digestible. I've tried to learn Django a few times and given up because of the hodge-podge of models, views, and whatever not being clearly explained enough to where I could see how they are glued together. Mind you, I understand React, JS, and other frameworks just fine, but Django is just 'different' from the others and I wasn't getting it. Even with this little 1hr sampler I probably understand it at least 2x as much, thanks!
On my windows 10 pc, the link for the virtual env that I use in vscode goes like this: C:/Users...../storefront-..../Scripts/python
Its Scripts, not bin like in the video
I did this and nothing happened either, do you have any idea why?
@@TailFairy1234 no idea, but I got some errors and after checking the whole code four times I just moved on to the official Django tutorial and everything is working fine. There must be something wrong with the versions.
I solved it on Windows 10:
If you see red text about not digitally signed, run this in the terminal. This stops working once the terminal is closed:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass
Now you can re-run this script inside the terminal and voila, you have a virtual environment set up:
C:/Users/YOURUSERNAME/.virtualenvs/PROJECTNAME-_RTtHxVdW/Scripts/Activate.ps1
This is the link to your virtual environment and you can scroll up and it's at the very top of the terminal window, so you can copy paste it. Now you can python manage.py runserver and go to that URL which appears there and mine works!!! I spent so much time on this damn.
Yes, python interpreter is in \Scripts\python on Windows
use powershell from admin, type this "Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass" then type in vscode terminal C:/Users/[USERNAME]/.virtualenvs/storefront-LbyFxQp7[use your own here]/Scripts/Activate.ps1 and it works. Sad that i have to spend so much extra time to do smth like this instead of learning django
@@АлексейЗахарченко-о8с Problem is, each time I open terminal I need to do that
20:15 I followed all the steps but the vscode folder did not appear for me, can you help? I'm on Windows btw
How you fixed?
Hey Mosh, what extension do you use to customize your terminal so that it shows the path and the git branch?
Thank you so much for this.
I am so annoyed that I go to a university where I have to pay 15.000 GBP and the lectures are so bad I have to look for other resources. And you provide material that is superior in quality of information and representation as well. Thank you so much!!
I like that you use the super big font, so that we only need half the screen for the video. Thank you!
I thought Mosh was giving a interview to genius lol
Please consider adding a new course. This feels out of date and inappropriate for Windows.
You still alive or what old bones
20:10 after doing it my project didn't show up the new ".vscode" folder :(
same here
I love this course. It is much more helpful than the professor in my current class!!
Thanks!😊
@31:55 I received an error message at this point:
Page Not Found (404)
Using the URLconf defined in storefront.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:
admin/
playground/
The empty path didn’t match any of these.
Did anyone else get this error message and figure out how to fix the issue? I tried importing os in the settings.py module and filling out the DIRS value in the TEMPLATES array, as suggested by another person who encountered this problem. That did not fix the issue. Stuck here. Any help appreciated!
Could you solve it? I'm having the same issue :(
@@tomasmontiel5888 I never did figure it out. Doesn't mean the mistake wasn't on my end... but I was not able to get unstuck from this point.
@@josephmdev I figured it out. I was clicking the url from terminal, prompting the error. Typing the complete url in the website (.../playground/hello) did work. Mosh actually types the url too. Hope it works for you!
@@tomasmontiel5888 True. Typing the complete one did work. But not sure why the homepage not working anymore.
@@pengmingtang2811 same issue here
this is worst ever virtual enviroment settings tutorial. I could not solve it in 2 times wasting 2 days but for others, its matter of minutes. so bad !
that's the reason i use pipenv!✨ since it can be installed via pip and then used flawlessly. creating envs in a same directory as well as easy to manage without worrying about adding to path
Good video. It was clear about being an hour-long ad for an online course that actually costs money, so I have no problem with it.
I was almost mad with Felicity when you said 'i will dimistify it once and for all ' , thank you Soo much Mosh 👏 👏
You've got a fantastic way to teach. This video is not only very informative but, in a way, also entertaining compared to some video tutorials that I have come across. I have decided to subscribe. Kudos to you and your team! Keep it up.
your stuff are definitely go to videos, working on some project and I needed to redeploy my old projects from php, moving to python , just done with the native cli automation, i'll be working on its web dashboard now, this helped me get to start it, old templates are ready just migrating now.
thanks thanks a lot
thanks, i learned django a few years ago and needed a refresher
I haven't watch this video yet but as long it's mosh teaching than I know I won't be wasting my time
This course is magnificiantly superb.
Well comprehensive and organized course.
Animations gives an entertainment. I am enjoying the learning.
I rarely see these type of courses in youtube or any other learning platform.
Thank you
Your the best teacher... The way you explain things is insane
Thank you a lot Mosh! I wasn't learning great Django, but I see this video, and I understand 100% Thank you very much 💯💻
Another awesome course in a very clear English ! As always, good for you, Mosh !!!
I found your explanation about the naming inconsistencies, such as 'views' versus 'request handler,' extremely helpful. Your insights helped me integrate knowledge and connect the dots, thanks! ;)
I've been through about 90 documents today, 20 videos, and didn't get the answer. This just gave me all the answers in one video, with clear explanations on WEIRD NAMING CONVENTIONS haha. Thanks very much
I am amazed how i have not been able to find this channel earlier.