Hey man! This is great! Thank you for all you work. Please, don't stop making these vids on Django & different integrations. It's really helpful and educational. 😎
Great tuto thank you so much. How about if the user need to draw a subzone in the map in order to retreive all data for this zone. How to do the filtering in the django side? Can you make a tuto about this.
Great Tutorial, awaiting for the follow up release also, if driver of ev set a route then what are the stations available in that route will be helpful for him to plan journey
Thanks! Good suggestion - I've got so much ORM stuff just ready to record and pull together into one course. Will definitely be covering subqueries. Hopefully soon!
Really well done! Would love to see a follow up tutorial that merges your recent work - Htmx + Django + Bokeh + Leaflet into one super tutorial. Even just something that combines Django + htmx and Leaflet. How difficult is it to make an attribute editor next to your map in Django+Leaflet?
Thanks a lot! I plan to release a lot more on these topics, but mixed with a bunch of other new stuff too. HTMX and Leaflet is an interesting potential combination, but I'm not sure how easy it would be to integrate them yet. Will look into it though! :)
@@bugbytes3923 I was thinking through it some more, and you might be right as far as Leaflet and HTMX not being a natural pairing. Really what I was looking more for was the ability to have form data that you could edit in a pane (without refresh) based on selecting items in a map with Leaflet+Django. You can probably do all of that by extending your example. Your examples with HTMX+Django+Bokeh have been great, and I hope to see more examples like that in the wild. Keep up the good work!
@@DHoss83 I see what you mean - I'll have a look into extending this example in some way. Selecting content from the map and populating some kind of editable form is definitely somewhere HTMX could be used. Anyway, thanks for the comments - interesting ideas!
Thanks! For that, we need to keep a reference to the PolyLine that's created. On the next click event, we can then call "map.removeLayer(line)" to remove that from the map.
Very good, exactly what I needed, would you be able to place these points as if it were a circle and place them to circulate around the circle as if it were moving in real time, taking the latitude and longitude from the database? And would instead of being the first 100 data, be the last 100?
Hello, is it possible to create polygons by adding distance between each vertex? Something similar to AutoCAD? My job is to develop a tool that allows you to draw with exact measurements.
Great tutorial! But i have 1 question: "I cloned the files from github and did everything up until you ran the development server. How do you run the dev server?"
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Hey man! This is great! Thank you for all you work. Please, don't stop making these vids on Django & different integrations. It's really helpful and educational. 😎
Hey! Thanks a lot, much appreciated!
Will do 🙂
You tutorials are always amazing... Keep it up bros.
Cheers dude. Glad you're liking them! Thanks.
This is great. Yes please make a follow up video on osmnx shortest path on road networks.
Thanks, will look into it.
Great tuto thank you so much. How about if the user need to draw a subzone in the map in order to retreive all data for this zone. How to do the filtering in the django side? Can you make a tuto about this.
Thank you very much! Just what I asked for!😄
Thanks for that suggestion!
Any others, give me a shout ;)
Great video. Really appreciate the work you put in.
Thanks a lot!
Great Tutorial, awaiting for the follow up release also, if driver of ev set a route then what are the stations available in that route will be helpful for him to plan journey
Thanks!
That would require knowledge of the road networks - I will plan out a follow-up that shows this in the future.
Informative . Please also make tutorial on OSMnx in coordination with django and leaflet
Great suggestion, thanks - will have a look into it!
Cool video!
I have one video suggestion: making subqueries with Django.
There isn't too much material out there and they are really handy 💪
Thanks!
Good suggestion - I've got so much ORM stuff just ready to record and pull together into one course. Will definitely be covering subqueries. Hopefully soon!
I inject sql within a view, I'm so detached from ORMs and I have been working on databases for the last 15 years :).
Hi man. Thanks a lot for ur didactic video. You reoslved my matter. Thansk millions
wow very informative video
Thanks a lot, glad to hear it!
this is amazing
Thanks a lot!
Really well done! Would love to see a follow up tutorial that merges your recent work - Htmx + Django + Bokeh + Leaflet into one super tutorial. Even just something that combines Django + htmx and Leaflet. How difficult is it to make an attribute editor next to your map in Django+Leaflet?
Thanks a lot!
I plan to release a lot more on these topics, but mixed with a bunch of other new stuff too. HTMX and Leaflet is an interesting potential combination, but I'm not sure how easy it would be to integrate them yet. Will look into it though! :)
@@bugbytes3923 I was thinking through it some more, and you might be right as far as Leaflet and HTMX not being a natural pairing. Really what I was looking more for was the ability to have form data that you could edit in a pane (without refresh) based on selecting items in a map with Leaflet+Django. You can probably do all of that by extending your example.
Your examples with HTMX+Django+Bokeh have been great, and I hope to see more examples like that in the wild. Keep up the good work!
@@DHoss83 I see what you mean - I'll have a look into extending this example in some way. Selecting content from the map and populating some kind of editable form is definitely somewhere HTMX could be used. Anyway, thanks for the comments - interesting ideas!
Great video as always.
How tu remove the previous line when the user clicks again to draw a new one?
Thanks! For that, we need to keep a reference to the PolyLine that's created.
On the next click event, we can then call "map.removeLayer(line)" to remove that from the map.
❤❤ thanks for info
Thank you for watching!
Thank you
very good, how i can get only view data ( not all from database ) and past it to template as json list format? thank you
Very good, exactly what I needed, would you be able to place these points as if it were a circle and place them to circulate around the circle as if it were moving in real time, taking the latitude and longitude from the database? And would instead of being the first 100 data, be the last 100?
Hello, is it possible to create polygons by adding distance between each vertex? Something similar to AutoCAD? My job is to develop a tool that allows you to draw with exact measurements.
Great tutorial! But i have 1 question: "I cloned the files from github and did everything up until you ran the development server. How do you run the dev server?"
Thank you!
You can run the Django server with the command: "python manage.py runserver"
Any other issues just let me know.
@@bugbytes3923 where is the requirements.txt file?
How to select a location from the map and save it??
what if you want to find the nearest path following roads, not straight lines
Hey! ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'core'. Do you know answear to that?
I just click start at load_stations.py
'core' refers to the name of the Django application, created with the command:
"python manage.py startapp core"
Great. Thank You
Thanks a lot!
thank you
you're welcome!