Thank you. These series of video's are very helpful. I have very limited experience with Docker although I've deployed once small project based on vue (compiled by webpack) +django. I am just wondering if application deployed this way (with Docker) will work faster then without it. (will be rendered faster on the client side ). (sorry, if my question too amateur).
Good question. I don't think it will be faster but it's certainly easier to develop with especially if you're working in a group or switching machines when you code as all you have to do is build the containers.
Let me know if there's anything specific you want to see related to Django Vue docker and I'll see if I can make it. Thanks for the support btw in the last 2 vids.
@@Monkhaus At this moment I'm busy with django + js full calendar trying to make something like an appointment app. Because I personally hate to call to make appointments. Next step to decide whether to use more advanced tools, may be vue js calendar/ react calendar(?). Still hesitate whether it's a good idea to use them for a small project. On the other side they may give more flexibility then full calendar js. Or may be to create calendar self, just based on django templates? I'm also very interested in implementation of celery + redis. As far as I understand they need Docker to make deployment less painful. But I'm and will be very grateful to you for your efforts in creating any video's about django +.
@@dodokwak That's definitely smart. I always advocate for using the right tools and trying to keep things simple. I think for me I want to minimize the number of decisions I / other people need to make so I can just focus on my projects. But as you say with my way it's possible I'll use Django and Vue for a small project where it might be overkill. But cool, redis is super simple docker I'll include that next time I do something similar to this
@@Monkhausyou are really amazing programmer. thank you for the help and information you share. also have you removed the frontend code from the git repo.
@@yashinshekh802 hi, just investigating but it looks like I've done something yes. Will need to work out what. Will get back to you, but can't promise I'll recover it.
@@yashinshekh802 hello, I don't have the code anymore. But what I could do is share a private project I worked on a while ago which has pretty much the same layout. You'd have to change the actual code though and the axios endpoints etc for it to work, but could be a good reference point CODE: github.com/monkhaus/yig/tree/main
Will do! My goal is to get to a point where someone can build and deploy a full 'SaaS' django + Vue application for as cheap as possible in the shortest possible time.
@@Monkhaus could you make a video show how to rebuild django project after get the template with cookiecutter, I am usually create django project with pip install django and the template of cookiecutter setup is so new for me
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Thank you. These series of video's are very helpful. I have very limited experience with Docker although I've deployed once small project based on vue (compiled by webpack) +django. I am just wondering if application deployed this way (with Docker) will work faster then without it. (will be rendered faster on the client side ).
(sorry, if my question too amateur).
Good question. I don't think it will be faster but it's certainly easier to develop with especially if you're working in a group or switching machines when you code as all you have to do is build the containers.
Thank you.
Let me know if there's anything specific you want to see related to Django Vue docker and I'll see if I can make it. Thanks for the support btw in the last 2 vids.
@@Monkhaus
At this moment I'm busy with django + js full calendar trying to make something like an appointment app. Because I personally hate to call to make appointments. Next step to decide whether to use more advanced tools, may be vue js calendar/ react calendar(?).
Still hesitate whether it's a good idea to use them for a small project. On the other side they may give more flexibility then full calendar js. Or may be to create calendar self, just based on django templates?
I'm also very interested in implementation of celery + redis. As far as I understand they need Docker to make deployment less painful.
But I'm and will be very grateful to you for your efforts in creating any video's about django +.
@@dodokwak That's definitely smart. I always advocate for using the right tools and trying to keep things simple. I think for me I want to minimize the number of decisions I / other people need to make so I can just focus on my projects. But as you say with my way it's possible I'll use Django and Vue for a small project where it might be overkill. But cool, redis is super simple docker I'll include that next time I do something similar to this
what was your nginx conf for frontend set up as?
just what I was looking for.
good videos!! thank you, it's very useful for me
great video, instead of using terifik we can use nginx as well right? can we use nginx with this cookiecutter project
I haven't personally done it but you definitely can :)
@@Monkhausyou are really amazing programmer. thank you for the help and information you share. also have you removed the frontend code from the git repo.
@@yashinshekh802 hi, just investigating but it looks like I've done something yes. Will need to work out what. Will get back to you, but can't promise I'll recover it.
@@yashinshekh802 hello, I don't have the code anymore. But what I could do is share a private project I worked on a while ago which has pretty much the same layout. You'd have to change the actual code though and the axios endpoints etc for it to work, but could be a good reference point
CODE: github.com/monkhaus/yig/tree/main
@@Monkhaus thank you so much for your help ^_^ really appreciate it
Yes, please 0:55.
Will do! My goal is to get to a point where someone can build and deploy a full 'SaaS' django + Vue application for as cheap as possible in the shortest possible time.
I now just wonder to know that after deployed can we update the project with someways? I mean we will add new modules into django and vuejs
Sure you just push the code onto digital ocean either push/pull with GitHub, then rebuild containers
@@Monkhaus could you make a video show how to rebuild django project after get the template with cookiecutter, I am usually create django project with pip install django and the template of cookiecutter setup is so new for me