Summary 1. Install Python 2. Learn pip and functions 3. Learn what are variables 4. Learn Data types 5. Basic functions using variables 6. If/Else and other conditionals 7. Operators in Python 8. I/O 9. Move on to loops 10. Functions 11. Lists 12. Tuples 13. Dictionaries 14. Try making simple games like Tic-Tac-Toe using the above topics 15. Move on to further tech
Remember not to sell yourself short. While you can start with Django early, take the time to go back to python and really improve your skills. A lot of the errors I see people have are not even Django related but rather their lack of python knowledge.
I second this. I stated learning Python about 6 months ago and have been able to do a few projects fro work. I got them working, which is the most important part. I try to learn and improve and when i revisit code i wrote earlier, it's almost embarrassing how sloppy and bad it is. It was the best I could do at the time but if you keep practicing, your code just gets better. Never perfect,, but better.
I learnt some python basics, created a small app with tkinter but didn't like how it looked. Googled how to make a more modern app, decided to use Django and shortly after found Dennis Ivy and Corey Schafer. I followed both of their courses making both apps, then I started over making the app I wanted. I started in march and almost finished the app which will be used at my place of work, resulting in a significant payrise. Thank you Dennis 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Discovering your channel is a huge push for me in my Django journey my man. Your courses went to a lot of things that either new or confused me. I love the fact that you also list other channels or books that you learnt from in your own journey. They really helped alot. A true inspiration. Thanks so much.
I always thought that I knew very less Python but after watching this video I think, that I am halfway already, by the way thanks for the video very less developers are as good as you the quality of the video is too good. Keep it up, never stop uploading. 😅❤️
After your comment i am completed.... Coz I don't know about multi threading OS module JSON and other extra topics. But after this video I think am too much in python already😂😂😂
Yes! That's the video i wanted you to make! Several videos ago i wrote a comment about this issue since i didn't know if i should learn Python from newbie to advanced level before getting started with Django. Thanks!;)
I'm literally into my a month and a half mark learning python and I'm trying to find a way to create an actual project outside of the simple python scripts. Your insight has really helped me figure out a starting point at least which, let me tell you, is extremely difficult to know on your own. Thank you.
I'm the kind of person who always try to learn everything in python. I was learning the basics of python for a 2 years and I built so many apps about Django but I don't know why every 6 months start learning the basics of python. Thank you for the efforts of your video, it helped me ans saved my time of learning basics. I won't do it again.
Thanks Dennis ! I learned python by myself about 3 months but I really don't know how long and how far I have to learn more on python. I appreciate to watch this kind of videos to give me a concern about how many kills I have to learn before I start my own project ! Thanks you so much
I love your honesty. All those simple exercises are things that I’ve dabbled in with PHP for years but never really dove into programming. You’ve made the journey plausible and absolutely doable. When I write my forthcoming app, I’ll be sure to share the news with you. Thanks Dennis. This is my second of your videos and you’ve earned a sub.
One thing that was really eating at me was my inability to make sense how all these things tie with the frontend. I recently took an online js course so instead of simply starting off with a simple standalone app.js file (as all tutorials would), I fired up my django dev server and added the app.js file to an app. I am by no means an expert, but I think trying to do that extra step of setting up your projects as if it were a production app would definitely speed up the learning process. I know I have learned a lot along the way.
This really shows the python learning process and he is very talented. Each step matters to move on to the next stage. Easy to give up Hard to get it done. No matter how basic it is you got to take every step for sure.
After Corey's channel, I literally found your channel the best one on Django. Corey is very clear with the things he teach & so are you. Both of you are great. I am on baby steps of Django, but I have to go through a lot. I know Baisc Html & CSS but no Javascript.. Maybe you can tell how to plan to be a full-stack developer and how to grab on things in steps. Everything is important in their own way, but not sure where to start from.
I started with Django without knowing anything about Python and i managed. I did know other programming languages, programming concepts and databases. Getting better at Python made me a better Django programmer and developing in Django pushed me to learn more about Python.
I have been learning python for 2 months now. "Now is better than never" has been my guiding principle after i tried to learn everything in C and never built anything for 2 years. i have a working GUI calculator and a beautiful game under my belt.Once you don't allow yourself to be stuck on one point, difficulty melts away later on.the secret is to keep advancing.
I was kind of backsteping for starting learning python just because i learn c/c++ on my college. man! i was searching for way out and that's exactly i found your video. thanks for sharing!!!
Great vídeo and tips Dennis, I use Flutter now, but worked a lot with Django and your channel is one of the best about and more. Good work, keep going :)
Great video. I’m about to start learning Django myself. Started with two Python specializations from the University of Michigan on Coursera and a lot of Corey’s TH-cam content. It’s a bit daunting at first. Persistence will pay off in the end.
two question please: 1- can you suggest us python courses & tutorials for us to start from beginning? 2- what is your mic model? thanks, there are really useful.
I'm always trying to learn everything in python.... I know variables, loops, OOP, functions, dictionaries, tuples, list and sets and a bit of error handling and importing modules but I never felt like I knew enough. I thought I had to learn everything to become good at python and sometimes when I code, my code may not work which just makes Me believe it's true but your video showed me that it's okay to dive into the unknown and try and build something out of it, maybe that's what I'll do
Dude I have had such a hard time grasping the concept for classes. But the second you compared them to databases, it all makes sense now. Thank you so much on behalf of those who need these concepts put in Layman’s terms!!!!
@@DennisIvy Sir, sorry to butt in. hope this comment gets noticed... I am currently taking a course in web dev to get a full picture of how everything works. I also enrolled in your Django course for beginners. Basically, I am eyeing Python as my 1st programming language but felt the need to study JS since it's better to have a full understanding of it and they say that JS is a good headstart in web dev. However, a Python dev needs to know the Front end as well. I know the choice would still be after my own decision, but if I were to ask you, would it be fine to choose Python as my first programming language? (I mean to practically use this language for employment purposes?) To be honest, I am learning JS because I believe it's a prerequisite to all devs, and knowing just Python is not enough. Some of the reviews on YT that I've heard of said that just choose Python as a second language but for your first attempt at employment, go for JS related jobs ((But in my heart, I love Python)) lol :( Do you think that pushing through Python after learning JS fundamentals is a good learning path? I wanted to learn Python because I would want to use this as an advantage when I am finally ready to study further tech like ML. (sounds ambitious for a beginner but this is what I have in mind for the long term). That's my drive and the source of my eagerness why I wanted to start with python roles over J.S. (Any input will be appreciated. Thanks, Sensei!!! :)
@@joanneenj2042 learn Python OOP. Then, decide whether you want Data Science or Web Development. Then, decide to go ML Engeneer, Data Analyst, Data Engeneer, Frontend Developer or Backend Developer, and focus on the specific tools required.
I'm just starting to learn from tutorials, and I still haven't code anything by myself, but I already learned about all the concepts you just said! that gives me confidence that I'm going in the right direction, thanks! I will get into Django if I manage to make something first with what I studied already.
after Mosh I couldn't find anybody else to teach programming simply and understandable . then I found this channel i'm not actually good at English but I use their tutorials
Basically the same amount of python you would need to know before Flask. Logic Control flow, Data types, OOP (classes etc). It is not as hard as people think it is. I would also include using a distro like Anaconda. Basically, I agree with you with me just adding some small add ins in which I learned how to do stuff. Also, Django is great if you don't want to think about what kind of ORM you want to use unlike Flask. Edit: Are you using an API for any of the websites you created and how did you deploy?
I am a java web developer for 15 years. I know bare minimum python but can solve real time problems as i am already a developer. I am seeing your tutorials on django.
I was trying to message you but i had no idea where to reach you from, so i will just type my message right here, in this legendary django series i was following recently. I followed you step by step and currently i'm in part 11..it's the coolest tutorial i have ever watched, CAN'T DESCRIBE HOW HAPPY I AM while learning from your super skills!! It's literally the first time where i feel comfortable building a project while understanding every single step😍😍 It's been like 2 months since i subscribed to your channel, and i thank god i did. I just have one question to ask.. In almost every django tutorial, in the first steps of the project where we work with cmd and creating our directory, the instructor creates a virtual environment before django-admin startproject .... While in this series, we are building our project without any virtualenv created Why? 🤔🤔 I'm literally enjoying every minute building this CRM website and only have this question and again, THANK YOU. 🙏🙏🙏 Note: I sent this message in the django series videos but copied it to here in order to get reply from you
Hey Wassim! The best compliment an instructor can get is that the content was easy to understand/fun. So glad you are enjoying it :) To answer your question, its just how I happen to start the project and I just assumed that since viewer's already knew python they would make that decision for themselves on how to set it up. Instead of running pip installs to the virtual environment I just installed everything globally. But with that being said it is best practice to use virtual environment so I definitely recommend it.
Thank you for your reply man!! I'm currently working on my senior project.. i have to create a web app with database and I chose to make it through django, you showed me how simple it is to create views, models, urls and so much more of your rich information Is the CRM project appropriate to present it to my uni as my senior? My instructor's focus is on the database rather than the front-end of the project After i graduate my main goal is to gain skills in order to work as python software developer and focus on AI and machine learning but currently need to finish my simple web app senior You inspired me with your skills and your smooth way of explaining the lesson.. Looking forward to every new video and I'm already one of your top fans 🔥😍👍
Kudos to you. I have been working with python for over a year now, yet having difficulty starting up with Django. Although I have been working on ML stuff till now, I want to learn Django as well.
Wow that's amazing to hear! I checked out a few video's, I wish you the best of luck :) Quick piece of advice if I may, try switching your titles to have the video name before the series, you videos will rank better :) Ex: From: "Python Masterclass Series | Part - 4 | Operators in Python" To: "Operators in Python | Python Masterclass Series | Part - 4"
Excellent fluent English, sir! I don't hear any Russian accent. Are you native speaker or pick up pronunciation skills in some time? Greetings from Russia! 👍
I do really inspired hearing at you, ive recently done with a CS python course at codeacademy at the same time i was doing Python Crash Course amazing courses with plenty of projects, and for logic and algorithms "Grokking Algoritms", still learning from about 64 days ago because i have a twiiter 100 days of code, before that i had a long strange story as a web developer(since 2016), i left it for about 3 years ago but even before that i know how to code some python and html, css, php, sql, codeigniter, etc..(2013), so i left it, because i was doing trading with Metatrader 4, also i did some robots with MQL4 programming language, with this book "Programming for Metatrader 4" but i did not felt comfortable because i need it more deep more knowledge in algorithms basics, so that´s why i jumped again to Python but right now i wanted to be a software developer or software engeneer it´s the same, will take me time but so far just trying to make projects on my own to understand more takes time and practice but my mind it´s used to it to code. And well my english strange im Colombian guy :)
Hi, I would like to switch from web to data science and I like you channel and your content presentation approach. I'm looking forward to the video course about project on Tensorflow or on Keras or maybe a few videos about ML, AI
Hey, I'm able to make django functional but I'm not able to make the frontend look good, because of these templates I'm stuck in the frontend part. Specially the forms in django are hard to style for me. Can you tell how you made your website look so good. How to learn django the good way?
My pleasure :) Honestly I wish I could but between filming tutorials and also working on my own projects it would be pretty much impossible to allocate personalized time. I'm honored but I hope you understand :)
How did you come up with idea for your website that you sold? I don't know what it is it about, but i just don't have any ideas what to do create so it can be useful and potentially used. Can you please give me a clue about what you made, or what can i made, or where to look? Thank you, great video.
Hi Dennis - have you considered a video to debunk all the virtual env approaches from the point of view, now we have python 3.6+, using venv is enough, it's simple, etc. , and drop all the complexity of the tons of information on the Internet to use these library-based virtual environments. I found this very confusing when I first started.
Hi Dennis, Your videos are inspiring! Thank you for making things look simple (much needed, I see other channels are trying to scare)!. I have started my learning with Python and planning to move to Django but before that, what is the Database language I need to be familiar with? I have hands-on in Oracle SQL. However the Python course I am following for my learning includes SQLite. I am not sure if I need to spend anytime with SQLite at all as I see most sites online mention MySQL or PostgreSQL. Also I see you use Postgre in your videos. Any recommendation that could help me with this? Also do you have a full course on Django for beginners?
I have used python in my PhD and current work settings. I feel like I am around intermediate level in python, but I am having a tough time learning Django. I like to create someone like a computation site, for example, getting inputs from user and doing calculation in the backend, then output something like in your example. But I fail to identify working examples, learning material, and tutorials on Django 3. Could you share some resources that teache people how to build a graph, calculator or computation site? All I found were how to build a blog, a twitter or facebook clone, or an online store which doesn't help.
I already know PHP, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Yii and Laravel Framework, jQuery and Vue. Additionally I know basics of C++. Will learning Python and django help me in my career and how can I learn it if I can only spare 5 to 6 hours per week.
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Summary
1. Install Python
2. Learn pip and functions
3. Learn what are variables
4. Learn Data types
5. Basic functions using variables
6. If/Else and other conditionals
7. Operators in Python
8. I/O
9. Move on to loops
10. Functions
11. Lists
12. Tuples
13. Dictionaries
14. Try making simple games like Tic-Tac-Toe using the above topics
15. Move on to further tech
Thank you, just pinned this :)
@@DennisIvy Happy to help!
I learned flask with no python skills Django wasn’t that hard afterwards just dive into a project
@xOr yes these as well, but i just gave a video summary. What are the most required to learn Django.
classes and object
Remember not to sell yourself short. While you can start with Django early, take the time to go back to python and really improve your skills. A lot of the errors I see people have are not even Django related but rather their lack of python knowledge.
Right Sir. I tried to follow that path with string manipulation techniques : th-cam.com/video/ZQd-DEyRRVk/w-d-xo.html
I second this. I stated learning Python about 6 months ago and have been able to do a few projects fro work. I got them working, which is the most important part.
I try to learn and improve and when i revisit code i wrote earlier, it's almost embarrassing how sloppy and bad it is. It was the best I could do at the time but if you keep practicing, your code just gets better. Never perfect,, but better.
how effective is django in AI?
I have been developing AI desktop applications in Python. How can i implement django to my AI apps?
@@qomindawombondiah9452 google what Django is
I learnt some python basics, created a small app with tkinter but didn't like how it looked. Googled how to make a more modern app, decided to use Django and shortly after found Dennis Ivy and Corey Schafer. I followed both of their courses making both apps, then I started over making the app I wanted. I started in march and almost finished the app which will be used at my place of work, resulting in a significant payrise. Thank you Dennis 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I am sure that within 1 or 2 months,your channel will be one of the best python channels on TH-cam,
Respect brother, and i like your simplicity
Your word came true 👍 here’s 4yrs later his channel is 🎉 👏
Discovering your channel is a huge push for me in my Django journey my man. Your courses went to a lot of things that either new or confused me. I love the fact that you also list other channels or books that you learnt from in your own journey. They really helped alot. A true inspiration. Thanks so much.
Don't forget to check out my Complete Django course! dub.sh/NvGboTI
I always thought that I knew very less Python but after watching this video I think, that I am halfway already, by the way thanks for the video very less developers are as good as you the quality of the video is too good.
Keep it up, never stop uploading. 😅❤️
After your comment i am completed....
Coz I don't know about multi threading OS module JSON and other extra topics. But after this video I think am too much in python already😂😂😂
Yes! That's the video i wanted you to make! Several videos ago i wrote a comment about this issue since i didn't know if i should learn Python from newbie to advanced level before getting started with Django.
Thanks!;)
I'm literally into my a month and a half mark learning python and I'm trying to find a way to create an actual project outside of the simple python scripts. Your insight has really helped me figure out a starting point at least which, let me tell you, is extremely difficult to know on your own. Thank you.
Like the way you went straight to the point . A lot of videos just say a lot without actually making any point. Thanks a lot man.
Finally after doing research for one week, I found the solution for my path before deeping in django. Thank for your time buddy 👍👍
i just love how pationate you are in giving one a reson of hope to learn. keep up the good work.... just got the two books.
I'm the kind of person who always try to learn everything in python. I was learning the basics of python for a 2 years and I built so many apps about Django but I don't know why every 6 months start learning the basics of python.
Thank you for the efforts of your video, it helped me ans saved my time of learning basics. I won't do it again.
I think these words are typed by my fingers
Thanks Dennis ! I learned python by myself about 3 months but I really don't know how long and how far I have to learn more on python. I appreciate to watch this kind of videos to give me a concern about how many kills I have to learn before I start my own project ! Thanks you so much
I love your honesty. All those simple exercises are things that I’ve dabbled in with PHP for years but never really dove into programming. You’ve made the journey plausible and absolutely doable. When I write my forthcoming app, I’ll be sure to share the news with you. Thanks Dennis. This is my second of your videos and you’ve earned a sub.
One thing that was really eating at me was my inability to make sense how all these things tie with the frontend.
I recently took an online js course so instead of simply starting off with a simple standalone app.js file (as all tutorials would), I fired up my django dev server and added the app.js file to an app. I am by no means an expert, but I think trying to do that extra step of setting up your projects as if it were a production app would definitely speed up the learning process. I know I have learned a lot along the way.
You are my inspiration buddy❤️❤️
Thanks man I appreciate that :)
@Going to Sky solo. html css
@@anonymousyt2375 Add javascript in there too.
This really shows the python learning process and he is very talented. Each step matters to move on to the next stage. Easy to give up Hard to get it done. No matter how basic it is you got to take every step for sure.
Useful information to pick up for a beginner.
Keep healthy in these time where we live.
Thanks.
After Corey's channel, I literally found your channel the best one on Django. Corey is very clear with the things he teach & so are you. Both of you are great. I am on baby steps of Django, but I have to go through a lot. I know Baisc Html & CSS but no Javascript.. Maybe you can tell how to plan to be a full-stack developer and how to grab on things in steps. Everything is important in their own way, but not sure where to start from.
I'm brazilian and I'm here learning Python and English with you man! Thanks for share this!
Haha two birds with one stone, I like it!
Thank you for the inspiration. I know the basics (and have for too long) but I haven't gone further for whatever reason. Django time is now!
I started with Django without knowing anything about Python and i managed. I did know other programming languages, programming concepts and databases.
Getting better at Python made me a better Django programmer and developing in Django pushed me to learn more about Python.
This is one of the best book for newbies. I also started learning python from this book and then moved to Django.
Human Being , which of the three books?
talk damn!
@@ernestofavio6735 He wont...
I watched many tutorials for learning django, but I pretty sure your the best.
KEEP DOING 👍
That means the world to me! I learned from legends on youtube so its an honer to be compared to them :)
@@DennisIvy can you please tell some top TH-cam channel from where you learn ❓❓
@@viralshortsvideosss i am posting basics of python on my channel, please give it a view if you think its good :)
@@viralshortsvideosss he mentioned in his video
th-cam.com/video/cRF7hIsIO10/w-d-xo.html
I have been learning python for 2 months now. "Now is better than never" has been my guiding principle after i tried to learn everything in C and never built anything for 2 years. i have a working GUI calculator and a beautiful game under my belt.Once you don't allow yourself to be stuck on one point, difficulty melts away later on.the secret is to keep advancing.
Thanks man. I already know all you tell. I got also automating boring stuff under my belt.
Bro you deleted my programming fear. I run out of energy when I open my Python book. Thank you for the inspiration.
I was kind of backsteping for starting learning python just because i learn c/c++ on my college. man! i was searching for way out and that's exactly i found your video. thanks for sharing!!!
I've just discovered your channel. Truly inspirational!
Corey Schafer lessons are so amazing ❤️
Great vídeo and tips Dennis, I use Flutter now, but worked a lot with Django and your channel is one of the best about and more.
Good work, keep going :)
Thank you Robson :)
Great video. I’m about to start learning Django myself. Started with two Python specializations from the University of Michigan on Coursera and a lot of Corey’s TH-cam content. It’s a bit daunting at first. Persistence will pay off in the end.
Amazing journey Dennis!!! Thank you for the valuable information
This book is great. But it should add two chapters: OOP in Python and Tkinter (with OOP in Python).
This is exactly what I needed! I wanted do something with python but not data science AI or machine learning .. thank you !!
two question please:
1- can you suggest us python courses & tutorials for us to start from beginning?
2- what is your mic model?
thanks, there are really useful.
I'm always trying to learn everything in python.... I know variables, loops, OOP, functions, dictionaries, tuples, list and sets and a bit of error handling and importing modules but I never felt like I knew enough.
I thought I had to learn everything to become good at python and sometimes when I code, my code may not work which just makes
Me believe it's true but your video showed me that it's okay to dive into the unknown and try and build something out of it, maybe that's what I'll do
Thanks a lot bro😊 I'm really appreciate your all videos. InshaAlloh a great coder from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿! Please keep going
Dude I have had such a hard time grasping the concept for classes. But the second you compared them to databases, it all makes sense now. Thank you so much on behalf of those who need these concepts put in Layman’s terms!!!!
That makes me very happy to hear that :)
@@DennisIvy Sir, sorry to butt in. hope this comment gets noticed...
I am currently taking a course in web dev to get a full picture of how everything works.
I also enrolled in your Django course for beginners. Basically, I am eyeing Python as my 1st programming language but felt the need to study JS since it's better to have a full understanding of it and they say that JS is a good headstart in web dev. However, a Python dev needs to know the Front end as well.
I know the choice would still be after my own decision, but if I were to ask you, would it be fine to choose Python as my first programming language? (I mean to practically use this language for employment purposes?) To be honest, I am learning JS because I believe it's a prerequisite to all devs, and knowing just Python is not enough. Some of the reviews on YT that I've heard of said that just choose Python as a second language but for your first attempt at employment, go for JS related jobs ((But in my heart, I love Python)) lol :(
Do you think that pushing through Python after learning JS fundamentals is a good learning path? I wanted to learn Python because I would want to use this as an advantage when I am finally ready to study further tech like ML. (sounds ambitious for a beginner but this is what I have in mind for the long term). That's my drive and the source of my eagerness why I wanted to start with python roles over J.S.
(Any input will be appreciated. Thanks, Sensei!!! :)
@@joanneenj2042 learn Python OOP. Then, decide whether you want Data Science or Web Development. Then, decide to go ML Engeneer, Data Analyst, Data Engeneer, Frontend Developer or Backend Developer, and focus on the specific tools required.
@@franciscosegura2020 Wow your response is just right on time. Thank you!! I just started my journey in Python.
Great video. People do not understand that you cant do python tutorials for life. Great work man
I’m getting to grips with python and enjoying it! Also reading automate the boring stuff too.
Cool vids Dennis. I'm learning basic JavaScript right now and hope to pick up python in the future. Keep up the great work!
Javascript is a great place to start :)
you are so generous man. i really like to watch your videos.keep making it.thank you.
Congratulations on reaching 20K !!! 🎉🎉🎉
One of the best video I've seen... honest and indeed
I'm just starting to learn from tutorials, and I still haven't code anything by myself, but I already learned about all the concepts you just said! that gives me confidence that I'm going in the right direction, thanks! I will get into Django if I manage to make something first with what I studied already.
yeah do something before jumping into frameworks first
@@girumhailegebriel7657 thanks!
Hope you made great achievements after 2 years :) What software you used in coding for Django ?
Hello Dennis ,thanks for the great content! Can you do a tutorial about the integration of Google calendar API with Django Project? Appreciate it.
Finally i got video❤️❤️
I am confused what thing is needed for Django.
Thanks man
after Mosh I couldn't find anybody else to teach programming simply and understandable .
then I found this channel
i'm not actually good at English but I use their tutorials
Basically the same amount of python you would need to know before Flask. Logic Control flow, Data types, OOP (classes etc). It is not as hard as people think it is. I would also include using a distro like Anaconda. Basically, I agree with you with me just adding some small add ins in which I learned how to do stuff. Also, Django is great if you don't want to think about what kind of ORM you want to use unlike Flask.
Edit: Are you using an API for any of the websites you created and how did you deploy?
Thanks, Dennis. I am that kind of a person that is afraid to start Django thinking I need to know EVERYTHING at Python first.
Me too😉
Dennis you really made a good explanation regarding django!! All these things are compact thank u for ur help!!
I am a java web developer for 15 years. I know bare minimum python but can solve real time problems as i am already a developer. I am seeing your tutorials on django.
Also, if you want to build something advanced with django , you should know how class element overloading and the Super method work.
Following you since I watched yout crash django project. Really a cool method of teaching. Love from Pakistan
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks for sharing Dennis. Just started learning django myself with django crash course. Great vid!
Please make a python course... Then django and react with ecommerce or any app👌
I was trying to message you but i had no idea where to reach you from, so i will just type my message right here, in this legendary django series i was following recently. I followed you step by step and currently i'm in part 11..it's the coolest tutorial i have ever watched, CAN'T DESCRIBE HOW HAPPY I AM while learning from your super skills!!
It's literally the first time where i feel comfortable building a project while understanding every single step😍😍
It's been like 2 months since i subscribed to your channel, and i thank god i did.
I just have one question to ask..
In almost every django tutorial, in the first steps of the project where we work with cmd and creating our directory, the instructor creates a virtual environment before django-admin startproject ....
While in this series, we are building our project without any virtualenv created
Why? 🤔🤔
I'm literally enjoying every minute building this CRM website and only have this question
and again, THANK YOU. 🙏🙏🙏
Note: I sent this message in the django series videos but copied it to here in order to get reply from you
Hey Wassim! The best compliment an instructor can get is that the content was easy to understand/fun. So glad you are enjoying it :)
To answer your question, its just how I happen to start the project and I just assumed that since viewer's already knew python they would make that decision for themselves on how to set it up.
Instead of running pip installs to the virtual environment I just installed everything globally. But with that being said it is best practice to use virtual environment so I definitely recommend it.
Thank you for your reply man!!
I'm currently working on my senior project.. i have to create a web app with database and I chose to make it through django, you showed me how simple it is to create views, models, urls and so much more of your rich information
Is the CRM project appropriate to present it to my uni as my senior? My instructor's focus is on the database rather than the front-end of the project
After i graduate my main goal is to gain skills in order to work as python software developer and focus on AI and machine learning but currently need to finish my simple web app senior
You inspired me with your skills and your smooth way of explaining the lesson..
Looking forward to every new video and I'm already one of your top fans 🔥😍👍
Very nice and honest speech. I feel happy because I'm getting close to know all you mentioned. 🥳
Thank God ! I've found your channel at the right time.Thank you
Kudos to you. I have been working with python for over a year now, yet having difficulty starting up with Django.
Although I have been working on ML stuff till now, I want to learn Django as well.
I've actually never seen a papercopy of the book, just came for it lol
Sir , i learnt Django from you and its because of you i have started a small channel of my own. Thanks for inspiring me 😍
Great buddy ! Nice content 😊
Wow that's amazing to hear! I checked out a few video's, I wish you the best of luck :)
Quick piece of advice if I may, try switching your titles to have the video name before the series, you videos will rank better :)
Ex:
From: "Python Masterclass Series | Part - 4 | Operators in Python"
To: "Operators in Python | Python Masterclass Series | Part - 4"
@@DennisIvy Thank you so much Dennis ! You really made my day ! Can't Thank you enough 😍😭
My pleasure :)
Brother keep going best of luck
Hi Dennis. Please, make video about start django project on a linux server with nginx, gunicorn, systemd and postgres on a board. Thanks!
Thank you very much for sharing Dennis, helpful and inspirational as usual.
I am impressed the way you teach.
Exist-il la version française du livre
"Automate the boring stuff with python "
Merci bien pour toutes tes belles vidéos qui motive.
Excellent fluent English, sir! I don't hear any Russian accent. Are you native speaker or pick up pronunciation skills in some time?
Greetings from Russia! 👍
Согласен, очень хороший спикинг :)
Да, мне тоже очень интересно узнать😃
Чуваки, мне кажется не Денис, а Дэннис. И кажется, что он не русский. Дайте знать, если ошибаюсь
What if I’m just currently doing EDAS with pandas and Matplotlib , like statistical analysis
I do really inspired hearing at you, ive recently done with a CS python course at codeacademy at the same time i was doing Python Crash Course amazing courses with plenty of projects, and for logic and algorithms "Grokking Algoritms", still learning from about 64 days ago because i have a twiiter 100 days of code, before that i had a long strange story as a web developer(since 2016), i left it for about 3 years ago but even before that i know how to code some python and html, css, php, sql, codeigniter, etc..(2013), so i left it, because i was doing trading with Metatrader 4, also i did some robots with MQL4 programming language, with this book "Programming for Metatrader 4" but i did not felt comfortable because i need it more deep more knowledge in algorithms basics, so that´s why i jumped again to Python but right now i wanted to be a software developer or software engeneer it´s the same, will take me time but so far just trying to make projects on my own to understand more takes time and practice but my mind it´s used to it to code. And well my english strange im Colombian guy :)
Thank you so much I just started out ,thanks for the motivation.
Hi, I would like to switch from web to data science and I like you channel and your content presentation approach. I'm looking forward to the video course about project on Tensorflow or on Keras or maybe a few videos about ML, AI
I was not sure if I could make a Django project
But after seeing this video I think I can
Thank for this video! Your advice were very useful.
Hey, I'm able to make django functional but I'm not able to make the frontend look good, because of these templates I'm stuck in the frontend part. Specially the forms in django are hard to style for me. Can you tell how you made your website look so good. How to learn django the good way?
Use bootstrap for styling , looks good and easy
He learnt Javascript and then React for the front end. Whatch the video he talks about at the beginning of this video.
I would recommend tailwindcss
Super useful and well-delivered. Thank you!
Would you do mentoring or tutoring?
My pleasure :) Honestly I wish I could but between filming tutorials and also working on my own projects it would be pretty much impossible to allocate personalized time.
I'm honored but I hope you understand :)
Thank you giving Advice and Teaching advance and basic Django python Framework very nicely Sir.
You are awesome Dennis 🙏🏻👌🏻💚
Thankbyou for this video dennis, you really helped me
Bro, if you're from the CIS, and judging by the name, so be it!
Your English pronunciation - top!
Well, for Python - special thanks!
Thanks!
How did you come up with idea for your website that you sold? I don't know what it is it about, but i just don't have any ideas what to do create so it can be useful and potentially used. Can you please give me a clue about what you made, or what can i made, or where to look? Thank you, great video.
Great video Dennis, well explained! Keep up the good job!
very useful, Thanks and keep up the good work.
You are awesome Dennis
Respect
Hi Dennis - have you considered a video to debunk all the virtual env approaches from the point of view, now we have python 3.6+, using venv is enough, it's simple, etc. , and drop all the complexity of the tons of information on the Internet to use these library-based virtual environments. I found this very confusing when I first started.
Great video! What is that keyboard you are using? I've been looking for an apple like keyboard for Windows.
please do a video on creating a survey based on a pool of questions
You are a really great youtuber. You deserve more Subs :)
Hi Dennis, Your videos are inspiring! Thank you for making things look simple (much needed, I see other channels are trying to scare)!. I have started my learning with Python and planning to move to Django but before that, what is the Database language I need to be familiar with? I have hands-on in Oracle SQL. However the Python course I am following for my learning includes SQLite. I am not sure if I need to spend anytime with SQLite at all as I see most sites online mention MySQL or PostgreSQL. Also I see you use Postgre in your videos. Any recommendation that could help me with this? Also do you have a full course on Django for beginners?
I think that your the only one who help me to build a golden future.
Hallo, trying to move from Java to Python and Django, hope it works! Cheers!
As always... amazing video!!
I have used python in my PhD and current work settings. I feel like I am around intermediate level in python, but I am having a tough time learning Django. I like to create someone like a computation site, for example, getting inputs from user and doing calculation in the backend, then output something like in your example. But I fail to identify working examples, learning material, and tutorials on Django 3. Could you share some resources that teache people how to build a graph, calculator or computation site? All I found were how to build a blog, a twitter or facebook clone, or an online store which doesn't help.
You only need solid OOP. Then any language is just a language. Then frameworks just become tools for you to get around.
After I made tic tac toe and hangman jumped straight into django
Now I'm learning to add React to django
I think react and Django is powerful?
@@naveenkr5992 I think so too. Its the next step I want to be comfortable in
I already know PHP, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Yii and Laravel Framework, jQuery and Vue. Additionally I know basics of C++.
Will learning Python and django help me in my career and how can I learn it if I can only spare 5 to 6 hours per week.
Good information session, thank you
Thanks for this. And yes Corey Shafer is amazing.