Django Settings File Modularisation | Django Project | djblogger | 3

[@kobob6146]

I've been trying to find a clear step-by-step tutorial online (both youtube and written documentation) for the past three days and this has been the only helpful one so far! Thank you for being so clear

[@JayTac1]

This was a helpful video. Though it's worth mentioning that you must update all your paths when moving your settings file to another directory. BASE_DIR, storage paths, DB, etc.

[@HadiJafari-x8g]

the best and cleanest structure I have found till now

[@DianeCorriette]

Great video. Now I can see how I can work local with testing and have production for when the site is deployed. Discovered something new. I am fairly new to django (using it for 2 months) but this video still really helped and was very clear.

[@SimonFabcic]

Nice one... 👍

[@martinmetskula6384]

Great content!

[@anandraj2895]

really great content

[@_Afsus]

hi , i m facing a problem ,i dont know if you can help me out.

[@Flaxymc]

Ok, but isn't it easier to just use decouple package with different .env files?

[@veryacademy]

I have simply just introduced the idea that this is possible at this point 👍

[@jasonperschcoding2474]

​@@veryacademy But what, if you use `gunicorn` in production? In my opinion decoupling with env is good practice.

[@madhavkummara7150]

@@jasonperschcoding2474 Hi can you explain to me what you mean by decoupling differnt .env files?

[@wazidmalik6824]

Thanks 😊

[@veryacademy]

Welcome 😊

[@zakchips]

Thanks!

[@TomislavMiletic]

Why exactly are you introducing this idea?

[@veryacademy]

So someone would ask me, why exactly are you introducing this idea.

[@TomislavMiletic]

@@veryacademy 👏👏👏