Thanks for watching. Code and chapters here 👇 Code: github.com/codingforentrepreneurs/course-platform Chapters 00:00:00 Welcome 00:00:51 Demo 00:06:39 Python Virtual Environment 00:10:24 Create the Django Project 00:15:53 Course Roadmap 00:21:05 Baseline Django Course Model 00:34:31 Django ImageField and Pillow 00:37:21 Syncing Code with Migrations 00:48:03 Django Admin to Manage Course Model 00:52:31 Handling Image Uploads in Development 01:01:12 How Django Manages Image Uploads 01:06:03 Configure Cloudinary for Django 01:13:48 Using the CloudinaryField for Django Image Hosting 01:17:22 Customize the Django Admin to Render HTML Images 01:22:56 On Demand Image Adjustments with Cloudinary Images 01:27:29 Model Methods for Image Sizes 01:33:18 Understanding Foreign Keys with the Lesson Model 01:42:18 Lesson Publish Status and Preview 01:45:03 Cloudinary Video + Thumbnail Fields for Lessons 01:48:26 Foreign Key Stacked Model Admin 01:50:23 Ordering with a Model Field 01:56:57 CloudinaryField Upload Options 02:06:09 Generate a Public ID Field 02:17:23 Reusable CloudinaryField Functions 02:28:25 Decoupling Cloudinary Helper Services from Models 02:42:07 Get Cloudinary Video Object Service 02:46:33 Signed Private Video URL in Admin 02:49:01 Embed Cloudinary Video with Pure HTML 02:54:10 Using Django Templates to Render Video 03:02:28 Using JavaScript for Video Embed Basics 03:09:30 Django & the Cloudinary Video Player 03:15:51 Override Django Admin Templates 03:23:53 Render Multiple Videos in One Page 03:29:02 View Logic and Database Lookup Services 03:37:50 URL View Routing for Database Lookups 03:48:04 Public ID As URL Path Lookups 03:53:25 Rendering Templates from Views 04:03:43 Render the Course List View 04:13:11 Course Detail View and Template Snippets 04:19:40 Lesson QuerySet for Different Status Values 04:29:57 Lesson Detail View 04:35:29 Render the Video Player for Users 04:43:56 Configure Django to Send Email with Gmail 04:52:19 Email Verification Models 04:58:32 Create the Email Model Form 05:02:43 Handing HTML Forms with Django 05:08:35 Rendering a Django Model Form 05:14:35 Email Validation & Verification Event 05:21:02 Email Verification Event Service 05:26:02 Send Email from Verification Event 05:34:37 Unique Verify Link with UUID 05:39:18 Verify Confirmation Token Service 05:50:58 Enrich the Session With Verified Email ID 05:57:28 Email Required on Lesson Detail View 06:04:27 Using HTMX To Dynamically Load Forms 06:13:02 HTMX with POST Data 06:19:34 Using HTMX to Handle Logout 06:24:35 But Why Tailwind with Django 06:28:51 Install django-tailwind 06:43:34 Setup Flowbite with django-tailwind 06:51:02 Login & Logout Views 06:56:13 Tailwind and the HTMX-Driven Login Form 07:01:16 Improved Course List View 07:07:13 List View with Thumbnail Images 07:17:06 Video Frame as Lesson Thumbnail 07:19:31 Base Template CSS Spacing 07:22:08 Course Detail View 07:28:32 Improved Unlock Content Page 07:30:02 Improved Homepage 07:35:51 Thank you 07:36:35 Next up
Thanks for your content. One point i recommend is that you have a boilerplate code tha have good practices, docker support, code reviews and this things ready for production enviroments too for you begin all your projects and would be more easy deploy to production too. Thanks
what's your perspective on this scenario : I am kind of stuck with that thing " learn before building something" rather then learn and build along the way " and i have watched alot of courses numerous and even after getting some certificates i still think i don't know enough and no significant project that i made , and now I hesitate to learn anything because of the psychology that i want to master all programming aspects each one of tech, and it's kind of a loop , deadlock state wasting my 20's
Pick one thing to build, say a course platform, and do anything and everything you can to make it real. Near the beginning of this video I walk through the features I want to build. Once I make all those features, I’ll do it again. Rinse and repeat until project done and exactly what features are needed. How do you know what features? 1. what you want 2. what friends, users or customers want #1 is one of the best ways to get lost in too many features land (thus never shipping anything of value to everyone else) #2 is one of the best ways to build a business and possible start disliking your software because you aren’t building what you want to see built. So… Combine 1 and 2. This means you have to learn how to: - plan - build - fix bugs - release You can do this. Just decide to. The above is the scientific method mix with a love for what you do. Good luck!
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Thanks for watching. Code and chapters here 👇
Code: github.com/codingforentrepreneurs/course-platform
Chapters
00:00:00 Welcome
00:00:51 Demo
00:06:39 Python Virtual Environment
00:10:24 Create the Django Project
00:15:53 Course Roadmap
00:21:05 Baseline Django Course Model
00:34:31 Django ImageField and Pillow
00:37:21 Syncing Code with Migrations
00:48:03 Django Admin to Manage Course Model
00:52:31 Handling Image Uploads in Development
01:01:12 How Django Manages Image Uploads
01:06:03 Configure Cloudinary for Django
01:13:48 Using the CloudinaryField for Django Image Hosting
01:17:22 Customize the Django Admin to Render HTML Images
01:22:56 On Demand Image Adjustments with Cloudinary Images
01:27:29 Model Methods for Image Sizes
01:33:18 Understanding Foreign Keys with the Lesson Model
01:42:18 Lesson Publish Status and Preview
01:45:03 Cloudinary Video + Thumbnail Fields for Lessons
01:48:26 Foreign Key Stacked Model Admin
01:50:23 Ordering with a Model Field
01:56:57 CloudinaryField Upload Options
02:06:09 Generate a Public ID Field
02:17:23 Reusable CloudinaryField Functions
02:28:25 Decoupling Cloudinary Helper Services from Models
02:42:07 Get Cloudinary Video Object Service
02:46:33 Signed Private Video URL in Admin
02:49:01 Embed Cloudinary Video with Pure HTML
02:54:10 Using Django Templates to Render Video
03:02:28 Using JavaScript for Video Embed Basics
03:09:30 Django & the Cloudinary Video Player
03:15:51 Override Django Admin Templates
03:23:53 Render Multiple Videos in One Page
03:29:02 View Logic and Database Lookup Services
03:37:50 URL View Routing for Database Lookups
03:48:04 Public ID As URL Path Lookups
03:53:25 Rendering Templates from Views
04:03:43 Render the Course List View
04:13:11 Course Detail View and Template Snippets
04:19:40 Lesson QuerySet for Different Status Values
04:29:57 Lesson Detail View
04:35:29 Render the Video Player for Users
04:43:56 Configure Django to Send Email with Gmail
04:52:19 Email Verification Models
04:58:32 Create the Email Model Form
05:02:43 Handing HTML Forms with Django
05:08:35 Rendering a Django Model Form
05:14:35 Email Validation & Verification Event
05:21:02 Email Verification Event Service
05:26:02 Send Email from Verification Event
05:34:37 Unique Verify Link with UUID
05:39:18 Verify Confirmation Token Service
05:50:58 Enrich the Session With Verified Email ID
05:57:28 Email Required on Lesson Detail View
06:04:27 Using HTMX To Dynamically Load Forms
06:13:02 HTMX with POST Data
06:19:34 Using HTMX to Handle Logout
06:24:35 But Why Tailwind with Django
06:28:51 Install django-tailwind
06:43:34 Setup Flowbite with django-tailwind
06:51:02 Login & Logout Views
06:56:13 Tailwind and the HTMX-Driven Login Form
07:01:16 Improved Course List View
07:07:13 List View with Thumbnail Images
07:17:06 Video Frame as Lesson Thumbnail
07:19:31 Base Template CSS Spacing
07:22:08 Course Detail View
07:28:32 Improved Unlock Content Page
07:30:02 Improved Homepage
07:35:51 Thank you
07:36:35 Next up
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Hi Justin,
Could you please consider Multi Tenancy in any of your future videos?
I remember this guy from Facebook and Udemy from back in 2012. Good to see you’re doing so well!
Another high quality content! Congratulations man!
Looking at the code before starting. It makes me feel like I'm an impostor/don't know how to code. Good job.
My best teacher
You're simply awesome🎉💯
🐐awesome course about a course!
Thanks for your content. One point i recommend is that you have a boilerplate code tha have good practices, docker support, code reviews and this things ready for production enviroments too for you begin all your projects and would be more easy deploy to production too. Thanks
Thank you so much for this course , you dont know how this is really helping me a lot with experience you are providing thank you sir
The legend himself
Hello justin, appreciate your videos. i want to ask if you use drf and if you can make a course building a project using drf. Thank you
Thank you.
I love drf 👇
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As always, good class 👍
You are the best ❤🤲🏾
It possible to make a video about custom user model with multiple users type, with permission
Remarkable!!!! thanks 🙃🙂
Thank you for this tutorial can you make another course for create full blog app ❤
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Teach fast api ...how to build nr how to use on live project
what's your perspective on this scenario :
I am kind of stuck with that thing " learn before building something" rather then learn and build along the way " and i have watched alot of courses numerous and even after getting some certificates i still think i don't know enough and no significant project that i made , and now I hesitate to learn anything because of the psychology that i want to master all programming aspects each one of tech, and it's kind of a loop , deadlock state wasting my 20's
Pick one thing to build, say a course platform, and do anything and everything you can to make it real.
Near the beginning of this video I walk through the features I want to build. Once I make all those features, I’ll do it again. Rinse and repeat until project done and exactly what features are needed.
How do you know what features?
1. what you want
2. what friends, users or customers want
#1 is one of the best ways to get lost in too many features land (thus never shipping anything of value to everyone else)
#2 is one of the best ways to build a business and possible start disliking your software because you aren’t building what you want to see built.
So…
Combine 1 and 2.
This means you have to learn how to:
- plan
- build
- fix bugs
- release
You can do this. Just decide to. The above is the scientific method mix with a love for what you do.
Good luck!
don't have the time right now to watch/do this, here, take a like, I'll be back in a month or so haha
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