Hi Guys 1) hope you enjoyed the video, I did my best to explain these concepts but the renovation 3 floors below didn't help. Sorry if you hear some noises in the background (did my best to mute them). 2) The 4th part of the django and React native tutorial will be published next week 3) Have a lovely weekend 😉
This is very insightful and helpful, I wasn't aware of all the background queries being made without optimizing them. We need more optimization videos for Django.
How did TH-cam know I was searching for this kind of video? I remember I wrote a comment somewhere that I need a video like this, just a day after I see this video? Wow.
Hi Guys 1) hope you enjoyed the video, I did my best to explain these concepts but the renovation 3 floors below didn't help. Sorry if you hear some noises in the background (did my best to mute them). 2) The 4th part of the django and React native tutorial will be published next week 3) Have a lovely weekend 😉
This is very insightful and helpful, I wasn't aware of all the background queries being made without optimizing them. We need more optimization videos for Django.
Thanks, there are more techniques for optimization. I’ll try to prepare some interesting material for the near future 🙌
How did TH-cam know I was searching for this kind of video? I remember I wrote a comment somewhere that I need a video like this, just a day after I see this video? Wow.
Thank you for this amazing video. This is really helpful for me. I am watching your video last 2 years.
Thanks for being here for so long 🙌 glad you like my content ✨ 💪
best explaination ever on this topic
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Awesome as always and useful. Thanks 🙂
Thanks Ranga! Glad you liked it 🙌✨
very helpful
Much appreciated your effort..
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Very excellent, thank you
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Awesome
Nice
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any difference in speed when looping an object in views and doing it in frontend jinja temp concept?
Thanks, hope the renovation is finished now 😂
make tutorial on payement with stripe on subscription basis
After print(posts.values()) I dont see the post.author.name values in the output? How is this being obtained in a single query?
With values you don’t return a querysets of objects but dictionaries
@@Pyplane Understood, but shouldn't the author name be in there ?
@@mitchymagic No, why would it be there? Instead of the name you have the author_id. If you want the author.name to be there don't use values()
thank you
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