Hey everyone! The Django series is coming along. I plan on having it released by the end of this month (August). In the meantime, I will continue trying to put out weekly videos until that series is complete. Hope everyone finds this video helpful!
Very useful video! I always wondered what type of sorcery the online python instructors employed when they do all these nifty shortcuts so I'm so happy you made a video on this. Hopefully you'll do an update for Pycharm and/or VS code soon. :)
Dear Corey, You are doing a fabulous job and I keep coming back to your videos to learn new concepts. I request you to cover two topics which keep coming back to haunt me in my day to day work life - Python subprocess (stdout and stderr capturing) and Python multiprocessing. I believe that you should explain multiprocessing and multithreading logic in Python as no one can do that better than you. Cheers
Mr. Schafer I have just finished the Flask blog tutorial, and I am working on my own application using Flask. Your tutorial was very helpful for me, and is helping me grasp the language way better now. I have one problem though, I am not able to figure out how to deploy my app to heroku (I am a beginner) and for some reason all the tutorials I try give me some error in the end. I know you are working on the Django series but if possible as one of the weekly videos, can you please add one more video to the Flask series on how to deploy the Flask blog to heroku. Thanks
Alt+F3 - select all the similar words, ctrl+D - select the next similar word, Alt+Shit+2 - 2 column lay out Alt+Shit+5 - gird lay out Alt+Shit+8 - 2 row lay out ctrl+k, ctrl+B - toggle side bar ctrl+/ - comment a line
Only about 6 minutes in so haven't seen the full video yet, apologies if this is covered later in the video. I've seen multiple instances now where you could've used shift+right-click (hold and drag) to create a vertical line of cursors instead of ctrl+clicking each line. Should save some time.
For programming in python is there any packages or setups that would allow sublime text to run like an IDE? i have to keep going back and forth between sublime and IDLE to test output and its a little inefficient
Hey man u r vdos help me to work better on paython language Thanks man. And i request u to make the tutorial on Node and Data Structures becoz ur a very very good Teacher, And ur teachings goes straight to the mind which makes lots of difficult topics easy. And please don't forget to make tutorials on Node And Data Structures... And Best Luck
Okay. I like your videos. Really much. But.... 19 minutes and you ended with multiple cursor in 12th minute?!? My god. I thought you will present at least 5-10 items. Truth to be told, I don't even want to imagine an editor without a multiple cursor anymore, it!s the most used thing I do. But in your next series, be a little faster, please. Not fast! :) I like your pace. Mainly. But faster than in this one. Just my opinion. Anyway, good job :)
I realized I spent a lot of time on the multi-cursor functionality as I was editing this video, but it is what I get asked about most in the comments so I wanted to cover all areas of where I get questions (i.e. typing, copying/pasting, splitting, editing, etc). This may not be the best video for people who already know these features well. But anyways, I hope you got something out of it.
Hey everyone! The Django series is coming along. I plan on having it released by the end of this month (August). In the meantime, I will continue trying to put out weekly videos until that series is complete. Hope everyone finds this video helpful!
plz upload it as soon as possible.we are eagerly waiting for your django series course
It's really helpful :) Thanks!!!
Such great content! Sublime was already my go-to editor, and now I can use it even more efficiently. Thanks Corey!
Corey, all of your videos are great! Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise and for explaining it all so clearly and succinctly.
Very useful video! I always wondered what type of sorcery the online python instructors employed when they do all these nifty shortcuts so I'm so happy you made a video on this. Hopefully you'll do an update for Pycharm and/or VS code soon. :)
To spawn multiple cursors you can also use CTRL + ALT + UP or DOWN arrows.
Dear Corey,
You are doing a fabulous job and I keep coming back to your videos to learn new concepts. I request you to cover two topics which keep coming back to haunt me in my day to day work life - Python subprocess (stdout and stderr capturing) and Python multiprocessing. I believe that you should explain multiprocessing and multithreading logic in Python as no one can do that better than you.
Cheers
thank you Corey you are a godsend! these were some really cool features I'm definitely gonna use
Auto-indentation and de-indentation is nice too. I guess it is Ctrl + [ and Crtl + ], respectively.
you're right, just that it's the opposite.
alt+tab and shift+tab works too
good tips there, I've wanted to no how you comment in python so easy so many times haha...now i know :)
Very helpful!!! Keep it up your amazing work :-)
Ty that must be help to my computer lab with my teacher not noticing
Keep up the great work Schafer! Love the videos
Mr. Schafer I have just finished the Flask blog tutorial, and I am working on my own application using Flask. Your tutorial was very helpful for me, and is helping me grasp the language way better now. I have one problem though, I am not able to figure out how to deploy my app to heroku (I am a beginner) and for some reason all the tutorials I try give me some error in the end. I know you are working on the Django series but if possible as one of the weekly videos, can you please add one more video to the Flask series on how to deploy the Flask blog to heroku. Thanks
Thak you very much sir
Your back! I love you
You are the best!
Keep up the good work.
Alt+F3 - select all the similar words,
ctrl+D - select the next similar word,
Alt+Shit+2 - 2 column lay out
Alt+Shit+5 - gird lay out
Alt+Shit+8 - 2 row lay out
ctrl+k, ctrl+B - toggle side bar
ctrl+/ - comment a line
Uhhhh... helpful comment, but shift*
Great stuff
Only about 6 minutes in so haven't seen the full video yet, apologies if this is covered later in the video. I've seen multiple instances now where you could've used shift+right-click (hold and drag) to create a vertical line of cursors instead of ctrl+clicking each line. Should save some time.
or you can hold down scroll wheel and drag
ALT+CTRL + ARROW UP/DOWN keeps your hand on the keyboard if multicursor selection should be vertical
For programming in python is there any packages or setups that would allow sublime text to run like an IDE? i have to keep going back and forth between sublime and IDLE to test output and its a little inefficient
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@corey....I need your help....I want to learn python shell scripting...can you suggest the best way to learn..??
nice nice thanks a lot
Hey man u r vdos help me to work better on paython language Thanks man. And i request u to make the tutorial on Node and Data Structures becoz ur a very very good Teacher, And ur teachings goes straight to the mind which makes lots of difficult topics easy. And please don't forget to make tutorials on Node And Data Structures... And Best Luck
is that the default sublime text font ?
Ide or Text editor? Why do you use a text editor instead of an ide?
big thumb up !
Alt + Shift + 3 is not working on my ROG Zephyrus. Anybody know why?
Help me building some network tools with python, thanks!
Your channel has awesome content, thanks for shearing.
Can you please do a Flask API with token authentication and maybe React?
Thanks.
Does sublime text support taking input from user? .... In mine it doesn't work
I think there are packages for this, but I have always just used the command line
@@coreyms please tell us all what is that package... Its useful in many programs...
I believe there is one called SublimeREPL
Scroll Click + move mouse --> to select multiple lines, instead of Ctrl + Click.
Lot more Efficient.
ALT + SHIFT + ( NUMBER OF PANELS YOU WANT TO SEE ON THE SCREEN )
ctrl+z is to undo, very helpful
First view, like and comment!!
*Felling lucky*
I thought this video is at 1.5x speed.
Okay. I like your videos. Really much. But.... 19 minutes and you ended with multiple cursor in 12th minute?!? My god. I thought you will present at least 5-10 items. Truth to be told, I don't even want to imagine an editor without a multiple cursor anymore, it!s the most used thing I do. But in your next series, be a little faster, please. Not fast! :) I like your pace. Mainly. But faster than in this one. Just my opinion. Anyway, good job :)
I realized I spent a lot of time on the multi-cursor functionality as I was editing this video, but it is what I get asked about most in the comments so I wanted to cover all areas of where I get questions (i.e. typing, copying/pasting, splitting, editing, etc). This may not be the best video for people who already know these features well. But anyways, I hope you got something out of it.