@@DennisIvy is it worth it to learn Django 2021? I have read blogs and online recommendations, everyone seems to put Flask ahead of Django Rest Framework
@@andresjacome6200 I know django. I don't know flask. What I understand from other people opinion is django is more robust/capable than flask. I don't know the job demand though.
So I’ve been developing in Django for only a few weeks tbh. I’ve studied the documentation fairly well and I’m about to start working on my second Django project. What shocked me is I knew almost every question as well as able to give examples. This really boosted my confidence and let’s me know my studying is paying off. For front end ik HTML and CSS very well JavaScript im decent at I can manipulate the DOM fairly well. I may start applying for a junior role soon. Thank you :)
good luck. probably you landed a new job. but never lose hope. sometimes you wont get hired coz of over-competency. human nature ( from interviewer side ). Just accept it when it happens
Now I wonder what would be your intermediate / medior / advanced questions be? Like what are websockets, how you can use them with django? Difference between wsgi / asgi? What is a UUID good for? How would you do a backend queue & what is it good for? And similar stuff. Also how would you integrate a django app with react or vue? What are your options? Pros / contras?
Thanks a lot for this! here I was thinking I am months away from a junior django job and it turns out I know 90% of this stuff like the back of my hand
this video was quite overwhelming to me because I do not really know to much about django. this just honestly motivating me to learn as much as I can and thats what I'll do, thanks Dennis. great video.
This video was really encouraging. I've just started learning Django in the past week. I had the answer for like 90% of these fairly easily. I was feeling like I've been struggling to pick it up prior to watching this. Great video!
When I discovered your channel, I was so happy to finally have a teacher who can explain complicated stuff in very shorts, but so CLEAR. Before I started your courses, Django was really a taught topic for me. Although now I've got my internship in this area. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience. Dennis, you're an awesome teacher who teaches so elegantly inspiring students by the way! Best of the best❤
I have my first real interview out of college tomorrow and I'm applying for a backend role and I haven't used Django in months but this video helped me remember everything. Thank you so much!
There are videos on coding interviews. There are also tutorial videos on Django. But yours is the first video I encountered that focuses on both things. Love this focuses perspective, also provides a sketched outline of learning path of Django. Keep it up!
Thank You. I didn't know anything about Django but I watched this video, went to my interview, got the job, and now after just 10 days I feel like I've learned a considerable amount(In comparison to the 2 weeks ago version of myself) of the framework. Thank you very much.
Thank you so so much for this video! I have an early Django SWE interview next week, and your videos have helped me brush up a lot on Django ideas and concepts. I know most of the answers to these questions so I am feeling quite encouraged! Will be practicing talking through the answers in this video!
You're Django tutorials and the way of teaching is so good and very easy to learn. I really loved it. Because whenever I heard the word 'Django' people will started to say Django is hard to learn but you made it as simple as that. Thank you Dennis. This video is also very helpful
Ayee , Dennis you launched my career . I started to learn Django 4 days prior my interview . I was scared and nervous currently a intern . I am grateful to your video. Thank you and stay blessed.
@marvsconcept7523 I was a python intermediate as I used Py at a lot of AI based projects during my engineering days now I have secured a job recently. It depends on your learning capabilities and confidence basically.
This video motivated me to apply for Django Jobs I can answer almost 90% of the questions mentioned in this video. ( should learn about DRF , Django Signal )
I'm a .NET developer and decided to switch to Django and encounter this video. I know languages might be similar etc. but I didn't expect that much similarity. I literally answered correctly for most questions. Just different names but quite similar concepts DRF is .NET WebApi etc. Great content, thank you!
Thanks a lot my mentor, I have been in Django for about 5months now, I was know 90%of the questions I feel I now have the confidence to apply for the position of a junior developer
Probably the most important question about django we ask in an interview is about lazy querysets. A lot of people dont know that something like .filter() doesn't actually send request to the database immediately. And this is clearly an indication that the interviewee doesn't have any significant experience with django.
Great video! Just to clarify one thing: models.ForeignKey sets Many-To-One not One-To-Many relationship on the model which is added. Which adds by implicitly One-To-Many relationship to the other model. :)
Top channel, was learning Python and needed to start building Web apps so I can apply for jobs. This channel covers great material and with Django it feels like everything has clicked together. My question is, is Django an in demand framework? What's the outlook for future Web apps?
Oh! he is a very intelligent interviewer. Definitely these questions can hire a good Django programmer or a person with some knowledge and mentor him to develop.
These questions are pretty easy. Basically if you have a little experience using django, I mean creating a django project and moving around in it you could answer them with no effort at all.
Great work Dennis, thanks for sharing, can you consider making another video about Django Interview Questions for mid-senior and senior? thanks and cheers
Swear to God interviews in my country even for intern are harder to answer that in this video. Like loggers, localization, sql commands etc. And everytime I feel so anxious and stupid after these interviews
Dennis your so awesome eve learning a lot of your blog's . Thank you for such a wonderful content about django web developer.. More power came up sir🔥🔥🔥🔥. Solid subscribers from the start ..
I have no Django exp and 3 years Flask. Tomorrow I'll have an interview on Django position. And this video might add up a few years exp for me :) Thanks, Dennis. Btw a lot of common with Flask, they are not 1 million miles away from each other
I have an interview with a tech company tomorrow for django python dev position. im relieved that i know almost everything in this video. i hope i get the job. thanks for the video
Great video Dennis! It works also to newbies to know what subjects are important to study first. Something i definetly would have loved to have 3 months ago ! Btw I have been studying Django for three months and knew all answers but two! Serializers and Signals. Where can I find a recruiter like you? They all ask for 2+ years experience haha
funny I studied Django 1 week for a job and I could have answered all these questions, "sadly" I got another job offer when I was in the process and now i'm stucked with vue and firebase, anyway hope to see you again django =( . Django tutorials and documentation are very good.
This is no longer the case) From Junior, the developer will definitely be asked for a REST API, and not only an understanding of the principles of work, but also experience in creating a REST API. He will ask about other APIs (gRPC, GraphQL, JSON API, SOAP), more about data formats for HTTP requests (JSON, XML). He will ask about caching, more precisely about Redis. Also about a tool for writing asynchronous applications, more precisely about Celery. Maybe he will also ask about Brokers in a post like RabbitMQ. That's not all) So, beginners, learn) Don't overestimate yourself for just 1 month of learning django and don't look for a junior job early. I know all these tools but never found a job)
This is partially right. I think it varies from company to company and is probably less likely to get the more general questions from smaller companies that focus on a specific tech stack. You will be more likely to get question about their tech stack. But I think there is no to early to apply for these positions. Actually going through the interviews is the best way to find out what the expectations are. And it isn't your job to disqualify yourself from a job it's the companies job to decide if your worth hiring or not so i recommend to just go for it.
Exactly. Nowadays freshers are asked questions about Rest APIs and other APIs. You basically have to be more than a beginner along with solo projects and some open source projects to justify your answers. This has been the case of 99% companies in India.
Hello sir. Great work . I tried to ans all your que and answer to myself, before you tell the ans. Lots of my and yours answer were matching. Finally I come to know that does interviewer want to here. I'm from India ❤️ I'm in 3rd year of my College.
When using django with react I always find myself using drf and not using templates or model forms anymore, I let react handle that. In a real world application would I be using drf and let react handle all the front end or I would be rendering templates through django?
Really depends. If you need something that can be turned into an app or have to load something without having to reload a page, then DRF. But, I use a hybrid. Two django apps, one handles the rest API and the other for templates. Templates load in with basic javascript and CSS and then call my rest API.
you can either create a seperate django project with the rest API and a create-react-app project or create one django project and manually set up react and have django serve the static files. i prefer the latter.
Really invaluable however i feel is msising somethings such as using nginx for production to serve static files - hwowever this is good for a baseline to interveiw questions so that we can research more and delve deeper
Good stuff. I don't think you mentioned "What is the purpose of static files" -- why are they not served by django, and how are they served? (you mentioned files can be in various places, but not why.) Also though it's not django, I would guess most interviewers for these would touch on "how comfortable are you with git, ci/cd environments" and a few questions about public-key stuff, ssh, https etc.
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@@DennisIvy is it worth it to learn Django 2021? I have read blogs and online recommendations, everyone seems to put Flask ahead of Django Rest Framework
@@andresjacome6200 I know django. I don't know flask. What I understand from other people opinion is django is more robust/capable than flask. I don't know the job demand though.
Kids these days not understanding the meaning of literal!
For real, I've been binging his channel more than anything else 😂
He might not know, but Dennis and freecodecamp lauched my whole damn career :D
R u working? R u a django developer
I always wondered how the Django interview is like, thanks a lot Dennis.
So I’ve been developing in Django for only a few weeks tbh. I’ve studied the documentation fairly well and I’m about to start working on my second Django project. What shocked me is I knew almost every question as well as able to give examples. This really boosted my confidence and let’s me know my studying is paying off. For front end ik HTML and CSS very well JavaScript im decent at I can manipulate the DOM fairly well. I may start applying for a junior role soon. Thank you :)
I feel the same! Did you get a job?
good luck. probably you landed a new job. but never lose hope. sometimes you wont get hired coz of over-competency. human nature ( from interviewer side ). Just accept it when it happens
Great, how's it going now?
Now I wonder what would be your intermediate / medior / advanced questions be? Like what are websockets, how you can use them with django? Difference between wsgi / asgi? What is a UUID good for? How would you do a backend queue & what is it good for? And similar stuff. Also how would you integrate a django app with react or vue? What are your options? Pros / contras?
Thanks a lot for this! here I was thinking I am months away from a junior django job and it turns out I know 90% of this stuff like the back of my hand
this video was quite overwhelming to me because I do not really know to much about django. this just honestly motivating me to learn as much as I can and thats what I'll do, thanks Dennis. great video.
I saw this video last week, i'm still standing clapping. Thanks Dennis 🙌👍
This video was really encouraging. I've just started learning Django in the past week. I had the answer for like 90% of these fairly easily. I was feeling like I've been struggling to pick it up prior to watching this. Great video!
Me too
Same
When I discovered your channel, I was so happy to finally have a teacher who can explain complicated stuff in very shorts, but so CLEAR. Before I started your courses, Django was really a taught topic for me. Although now I've got my internship in this area.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience. Dennis, you're an awesome teacher who teaches so elegantly inspiring students by the way! Best of the best❤
I have my first real interview out of college tomorrow and I'm applying for a backend role and I haven't used Django in months but this video helped me remember everything. Thank you so much!
There are videos on coding interviews. There are also tutorial videos on Django. But yours is the first video I encountered that focuses on both things. Love this focuses perspective, also provides a sketched outline of learning path of Django. Keep it up!
I watch this channel with open mind, open heart and taking as much notes as I can
Thank You. I didn't know anything about Django but I watched this video, went to my interview, got the job, and now after just 10 days I feel like I've learned a considerable amount(In comparison to the 2 weeks ago version of myself) of the framework. Thank you very much.
really, how you are doing in your job, if you don't now much?
@@moody_moony123i think now he just know enough
That's really encouraging
This channel is literally a Diamond mine.
Thank you so so much for this video! I have an early Django SWE interview next week, and your videos have helped me brush up a lot on Django ideas and concepts. I know most of the answers to these questions so I am feeling quite encouraged! Will be practicing talking through the answers in this video!
Hey, hi.
I hope your interview was a successful one.
You're Django tutorials and the way of teaching is so good and very easy to learn. I really loved it. Because whenever I heard the word 'Django' people will started to say Django is hard to learn but you made it as simple as that. Thank you Dennis. This video is also very helpful
This is my favorite channel for learning Django. Thanks Dennis and please keep creating great contents like this, we appreciate it so much! 💪💪
I have a Junior Python Dev interview and this will help me a lot! Thanks so much
Ayee , Dennis you launched my career . I started to learn Django 4 days prior my interview . I was scared and nervous currently a intern . I am grateful to your video. Thank you and stay blessed.
How were you able to get an Internship position 4 days in?
@marvsconcept7523 I was a python intermediate as I used Py at a lot of AI based projects during my engineering days now I have secured a job recently. It depends on your learning capabilities and confidence basically.
Hello,
if you don't mind me asking what kind of questions they ask for this particular role ?
This video motivated me to apply for Django Jobs I can answer almost 90% of the questions mentioned in this video. ( should learn about DRF , Django Signal )
I'm a .NET developer and decided to switch to Django and encounter this video. I know languages might be similar etc. but I didn't expect that much similarity. I literally answered correctly for most questions. Just different names but quite similar concepts DRF is .NET WebApi etc. Great content, thank you!
Never been so early. Worth it.
It's the best video I've watched for an interview preparation!
I knew everything you asked because of your free TH-cam course. Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot my mentor, I have been in Django for about 5months now, I was know 90%of the questions I feel I now have the confidence to apply for the position of a junior developer
Probably the most important question about django we ask in an interview is about lazy querysets. A lot of people dont know that something like .filter() doesn't actually send request to the database immediately. And this is clearly an indication that the interviewee doesn't have any significant experience with django.
i’ve been building django projects since i was 13 i’m 21 now, still hoping to get a job in this field
Bro casually created the best channel on TH-cam
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This awesome, first time someone mentioned - Django Templating Language. :D
Great video! Just to clarify one thing: models.ForeignKey sets Many-To-One not One-To-Many relationship on the model which is added. Which adds by implicitly One-To-Many relationship to the other model. :)
You literally made my interview super easy & fun, U'r a Dimond for Python-django developer.
Top channel, was learning Python and needed to start building Web apps so I can apply for jobs. This channel covers great material and with Django it feels like everything has clicked together.
My question is, is Django an in demand framework? What's the outlook for future Web apps?
Thanks, just aced a technical interview, this video helped a lot!
Thanks. This video is literally the book django for beginners by william s vincent.
I love what you are doin,, when I get a job I will repost this here
WOW 😳 I can't believe that I could answer almost all the questions. All from TH-cam tutorials. I can't believe myself 😁
Dennis, I am extremely grateful for this, I'm going to hire soon. You are awesome for uploading this
Awesome, glad it helped! I’m gonna make one for senior/mid level developers so the questions will be much more advanced.
@@DennisIvy yes! subbed from a long time. would be waiting to watch it :D
@Akash Damle i know answers to all the questions, if you willing to hire 😎
@@alexzec7337 haha! let's see how much can you actually do though? xD
@@kashaxx send me your tests asap 😎
For me Dennis = django god....i am learning a lot from your videos....great work ❤️
Useful for my next interview
Thanks Dennis Ivy
Oh! he is a very intelligent interviewer. Definitely these questions can hire a good Django programmer or a person with some knowledge and mentor him to develop.
Thanks for this video! Now I know I’m ready for a junior Django developer position as I got all the answers right 😀
Thank you so much, I really loved the way you put all these questions
I'm going through your Django course before interview for the Junior Python Developer. Wish me luck🤞
Thank you this is so informative! I am still a beginner myself and this makes me think and see myself if I could answer
Getting interview anxiety already! Great video!
Ireally love the efforts you put in man!!🙌🙌🙌. Keep up the good work
Starting my morning with this awesome knowledge🔥🔥
I have a django interview 2 days before you post this video , i wish I could travel back and reply to all the questions perfectly 🥺
These questions are pretty easy. Basically if you have a little experience using django, I mean creating a django project and moving around in it you could answer them with no effort at all.
@@pysof yes I know , i just somehow struggle to give the answer in a good form , anyway i passed the interview and I'm working now
@@seifelislam213 Hello, Can you describe your role and the company you are working with in django please? Thank you.
I know this is 2 yrs old but Django Signals....is that like understanding thread base logic python but using Django syntax per say?
So useful and informative video, Dennis. Thanks a lot for the content you make!
Saludos desde España!
Great work Dennis, thanks for sharing, can you consider making another video about Django Interview Questions for mid-senior and senior? thanks and cheers
Swear to God interviews in my country even for intern are harder to answer that in this video. Like loggers, localization, sql commands etc. And everytime I feel so anxious and stupid after these interviews
are u from india?:)))) lol)))
Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬
Dennis your so awesome eve learning a lot of your blog's . Thank you for such a wonderful content about django web developer..
More power came up sir🔥🔥🔥🔥.
Solid subscribers from the start ..
Its so much useful for me. Thank you for creating it.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!, very useful. I hope we can see in the future interviews for advance/expert developers
I have no Django exp and 3 years Flask. Tomorrow I'll have an interview on Django position. And this video might add up a few years exp for me :) Thanks, Dennis. Btw a lot of common with Flask, they are not 1 million miles away from each other
Thanks, I will have my interview in few days
Thank you Dennis. This is simply amazing.
this guy is producing more seasoned Django developers for free.
Thank you for your nice comment!
Thank you Ivy, I really appreciate your efforts!!!
Excellent questions and answers. Thanks a lot.
Excellent video, thank you! Would like to see more on this, maybe a similar video for mid and senior roles...
I have an interview with a tech company tomorrow for django python dev position. im relieved that i know almost everything in this video. i hope i get the job.
thanks for the video
Did you get the job
@@papajoe-dev they offered me 3 months educational programme to learn jaba nodejs and angular after that im in . So yes i guess👌
Big congratulations
@@papajoe-dev thank you mate cheers
Thank you Dennis! That was indeed helpful.
could you please a videos on html, css, bootstrap and javascript ? Your videos on django really helped me clear an interview at university. Thanks
Very useful for interns. Thanks
Thank you bro for the valuable content. Love from INDIA.
Thanks a lot, Dennis. This was really helpful
Great video Dennis!
It works also to newbies to know what subjects are important to study first. Something i definetly would have loved to have 3 months ago !
Btw I have been studying Django for three months and knew all answers but two! Serializers and Signals. Where can I find a recruiter like you? They all ask for 2+ years experience haha
How are you doing after 3 months in django ?
@@القيصرالكبير-ي9ذ Found a job and working with FastApi now, it's similar and I love it
@@jaumemontane3305 👏 you killed it , and we are on our way
did you get a job in Django yet?
Wow thanks a lot for the list awesome compilation for jump on me next position as dev
Really good video, Thanks Denis.
funny I studied Django 1 week for a job and I could have answered all these questions, "sadly" I got another job offer when I was in the process and now i'm stucked with vue and firebase, anyway hope to see you again django =( . Django tutorials and documentation are very good.
It's very helpful they way you teach.. Sir 😄
Thanks Dennis for this great content!
This is no longer the case) From Junior, the developer will definitely be asked for a REST API, and not only an understanding of the principles of work, but also experience in creating a REST API. He will ask about other APIs (gRPC, GraphQL, JSON API, SOAP), more about data formats for HTTP requests (JSON, XML). He will ask about caching, more precisely about Redis. Also about a tool for writing asynchronous applications, more precisely about Celery. Maybe he will also ask about Brokers in a post like RabbitMQ. That's not all) So, beginners, learn) Don't overestimate yourself for just 1 month of learning django and don't look for a junior job early. I know all these tools but never found a job)
This is partially right. I think it varies from company to company and is probably less likely to get the more general questions from smaller companies that focus on a specific tech stack. You will be more likely to get question about their tech stack. But I think there is no to early to apply for these positions. Actually going through the interviews is the best way to find out what the expectations are. And it isn't your job to disqualify yourself from a job it's the companies job to decide if your worth hiring or not so i recommend to just go for it.
Exactly. Nowadays freshers are asked questions about Rest APIs and other APIs. You basically have to be more than a beginner along with solo projects and some open source projects to justify your answers. This has been the case of 99% companies in India.
Thank you brother for sharing your knowledge. I have been learning a lot from your channel and your course on Udemy. Keep it up
Hello sir.
Great work . I tried to ans all your que and answer to myself, before you tell the ans. Lots of my and yours answer were matching. Finally I come to know that does interviewer want to here.
I'm from India ❤️
I'm in 3rd year of my College.
Thanks Sir Dennis.
Django all the way 👆✌️
Thank you for the information
Tech interviews===Anxiety 😂 even if you are senior dev.
Yea that’s understandable for sure
@@DennisIvy Thanks for the video, turns out I would pass these questions really well. I was anxious at the start. 😂😂😂
Take care too.
I have a django interview in 15 minutes from now.. so thanks !
Best of luck!
@@DennisIvy owh thanks, it went well
Haha, I feel called out as I for personal use use sqlite. I obviously know of other dbs and have setup other dbs but still. =P
Amazing video, best video in TH-cam ❣️💖
awesome as always. Thanks Dennis :-)
Great video! Thanks dude!
Thanks for this video man
really good basic stuff, but in my experience, most companies ask about DRF than Django itself.
Agreed
What is DRF?
@@daveh9941 DjangoRestFramework
When using django with react I always find myself using drf and not using templates or model forms anymore, I let react handle that. In a real world application would I be using drf and let react handle all the front end or I would be rendering templates through django?
Really depends. If you need something that can be turned into an app or have to load something without having to reload a page, then DRF.
But, I use a hybrid. Two django apps, one handles the rest API and the other for templates.
Templates load in with basic javascript and CSS and then call my rest API.
you can either create a seperate django project with the rest API and a create-react-app project or create one django project and manually set up react and have django serve the static files. i prefer the latter.
Thank you Dennis
Best channel ever. Can i get the Questions and Answers in any format like doc, pdf etc
Thanks Dennis. Thank you so much
Thanks for the informaton, is very ussefull.
Really invaluable however i feel is msising somethings such as using nginx for production to serve static files - hwowever this is good for a baseline to interveiw questions so that we can research more and delve deeper
thanks! i really appreciated the info!
Thanks, very informative
Good stuff. I don't think you mentioned "What is the purpose of static files" -- why are they not served by django, and how are they served? (you mentioned files can be in various places, but not why.) Also though it's not django, I would guess most interviewers for these would touch on "how comfortable are you with git, ci/cd environments" and a few questions about public-key stuff, ssh, https etc.
Dude you are so helpfulllll!
Great video. Thank you.