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I'm disappointed. Users could learn more from the ChatGPT than watching this video. You didn't show Async SQLAlchemy which is a challenging topic. Sync SQLAlchemy is pretty straightforward.

Pydantic + MongoDB + FastAPI is a killer stack

Zod,yup for python??

Still be confused where to use sqlmodel and sqlalchemy. Can we get a elaborated video on the topic with demo : how these differs in use cases! Edit: Also where not to use sqlmodel, where not to use sqlalchrmy...

What would you like to see next?

Hi Eric, Your content is always the best. Thank you for the video

Do you have a complete course that combines fastapi+Jinja2+htmx?

FastAPI update db_user = models.User(**user.dict()) does not work now, the update reduires you to use models_dump() instead. e.g db_user = models.User(**user.model_dump())

My friend i will try it 😊

thank you so much for your video. I'll pick up 100 days of challenge again!

Can you please make a similar comparison video between Async Django Ninja and FastAPI?

Hi, did a little bit more for fun: delete users, get all users etc. Then I make delete with user_dependency, so only users authenticated can delete. And I tried to delete the user validated and worked (I guess till 20 minuts it will work). Nice tutorial!

have you tested pdm, uv, pixi, poetry?

Thank You. Why don't you organize you code in `__init__()` in your classes without creating unnecessary functions next to classes? Dependency injection in FastAPI requires callable, so it may be a class, not only function.

I am watching the video midway through...not sure why application programmers are hell-bent on managing data model in programming languages. There are data modelling tools for that. Like I can write every logic in DB stored procedures than Python but that would be a bad solution design. What I would expect from an ORM is to give a semantic layer to define object structure and also option to map object data components with DB tables and columns. So my semantic layer that is used in coding is not impacted even if DB side undergoes changes. Example, my Python name "Questions.id" may be mapped to "T_Question.skey" table+column in DB. ER modelling do not use plural names for tables as it refers to each tuple instance by the name as a set. Where can I do that in this ORM? For me, an ORM is a design platform not programming. But did not get that clarity from the demo. May be I need to check the documentation if such options are there. An ORM with UML/ER modelling like GUI interface where we can simply drag and drop from DB catalog/metadata would be preferred. Also should be able to give impact analysis when DB model is altered.

Great video, thanks for sharing! Would you recommend this in monitoring check setups opposed to venv?

txs 4 sharing! excellent resource as always! do u recommend learning rust &/or mojo as well?

uv is now used within FastAPI. And probably what I am going to be using right now moving forward!

My mentor mentoring

never use orm not good for performance

Please video on how to make a simple game using python for Android mobile?

😱8 decade of experience 😅

For while, I thought that you will talk about Ruby on rails 😂

These tutorials are great! I've been building FastAPI apps for a while, and your tutorials have helped strengthen my abilities even more. I have a question about deploying FastAPI to an AWS Lambda. I did this myself by creating a Docker container for my entire FastAPI application and deploying that Docker as an AWS Lambda function. This works and works well. But I'm curious if this (or what you showed in your tutorial) takes advantage of FastAPI and its asynchronous ability to handle many requests simultaneously. Would the same AWS Lambda instance be called for multiple requests, taking advantage of FastAPI, or would a new lambda instance be created/executed for each REST request? Thanks in advance for your help! Doug

8 decades of experience? i am sure i miss heard that.. :) banger o/w!

"Supabase saved me big time while building a bookstore web app for a client! I used its all-in-one platform for storage, auth, and database, and hosted my FastAPI backend on Render. Made the whole setup so smooth and efficient.

Hey man, I learnt how to use fastapi a year ago in this channel, and right now i'm building an app using supabase, the timing couldn't be more perfect, thanks a lot! If you keep creating supabase tutorials would be nice to dig deeper into policies

I love FastApi ❤

Thank you for the tutorial. For me as a beginner in Python, it would have been more helpful if you were explaining the concepts and, why things are used in these ways. Anyway, thank you for the effort.

johnny sins if he was a developer XD btw good content

Hey Eric! I have been learning a lot from you lately. Thanks a lot! I have convinced myself that I wouldn't write code never ever again, but I can't keep my promises lol I am finishing your FastAPI full stack video... But since I saw this one, I wanted to ask you: Which one would you recommend for a full blown saas that (hopefully) will have hundreds, even thousands of users? At first I wanted to use supabase, but then I thought that python would give me much.more control... Thanks a lot!

You're doing a fantastic job! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

Hey man! Love your content! Keep up the good work!

What about blacklisting token??

I have only one heart. How many times will you win it!! Love it 🥰

Another banger

Hi Eric, thank you for this tutorial. May I ask the name of the theme you are using on the editor? Thanks

wow, that's one FULL head of hair "you" had there in that clip :o

This is a really great video, however I'm getting winerror 10013 an attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions error. Kindly help and let me know where I went wrong

wtf, why do you force me to subscribe to your nl for a 6 min video? It really makes me want to not subscribe and report you as spam... Give me the option and i will do it happy, but force me? pass...

What does the code look like for the queries you performed in the browser? if I have a script elsewhere that needs to call a graphql query, what is the right way to do that?

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