I've watched 21 minutes so far and I had to stop and come comment because your are just amazing at teaching! The way you explain and make things so easy and fun is wonderfull! Thanks a lot for the content!
One of the best Django tutorials i found on TH-cam so far. This is basically the video version of Antonio Melé's book - Django 3 By Example Chapter 7-9. (such a great book btw)
Hi Tsegae, that is the secret triad of teaching materials I have for my students. They read that book, I lecture to them, then they have this resource to support them further in the same direction to the book and lectures. I would recommend everyone who is starting in Django to buy that book!
@@veryacademy Thanks for pointing this out. I have the book but haven't gotten that far. I think it would have been the ethical thing to do to point this out, otherwise you're using source material without acknowledging its source. Also, now that I know this, I know that I can look up that book to see alternative explanations as I follow along.
So much value for free. You're welcome on Udemy and please inform, when we can buy more in depth courses of your training. Hopefully we will see some poetry and pytest :)
At 39:27, if anyone like me had an issue with models not showing up in admin page. Use: admin.site.register(Category) admin.site.register(Product) instead of @admin.register(Category) @admin.register(Product)
This is an amazing tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, and for actually explaining the purpose of doing different things and establishing the relationship patterns for the data connections. I am so grateful to have found your content! So much great information!
Thanks Michael, everything is growing slowly. I will keep finding ways to improve the overall tutorials and provide more depth as or if the channel grows.
Oh man, I'm blessed by having this. Appreciate your efforts. Enormous Thank you to you sir. I learn a lot from you. Hope you soon get millions subscriber, you deserve. Thanks a lot.❤️
Hey, I want to start working on this series. The playlist information also mentions that docker and deployment is covered, but I don't think there are any videos on those topics. Are they buried somewhere inside the videos, or did you end up not making those videos? Thanks a lot for making the series
Hi, we got so far then decided to make version 2 of this project. This is a good intro to building, but lacks the control of testing which we address to version 2 of this project
Thanks Hacker, I do have some older projects with React - I will be making project after project, it wont be long until we get back to React. I would prefer to do Next JS - not sure how you feel about that?
Actually i learned django from half a dozen channels but in this channel i realized that it gives you whole knowledge of django framework from beginner to advance level. In his tutorials you learn everthing about django.
fantastic tutorial, one of the first that i actually didnt fall asleep in! cudos on adding testing, agree with Rahul Pandey, almost nobody teaches testing, great addition! keep up the great work, looking forward to watching more of your tutorials
i have other question regarding database Product table. how can I add a date to specify when the product started being active, and when is not anymore. for example; a thick coat is only sold between fall-winter season, so i want save the period of time this product was on display. somehow cant work around the logic for achiving this. cheers!
Hi Jorge, thanks for the tutorial idea! (Just to confirm you - you would like to set a product active based upon dates supplied) It would be a good feature to add. Eventually we will get celery etc in the project and automatic some tasks. You could do this a few ways. Probably or the most simple way would be to give a product at field (or make a new table) assigned to winter, summer etc. Set-up a cron job to run at certain time to run a query - the query would be - select product where season = winter - then change flag to True to turn on. Another job would turn them off. I would avoid trying to micro-manage this by giving individual products dates on the table for example. I will add this into the build once we get further in or - as it is such a great idea - maybe sooner.
@@veryacademy thank you for your reply! yeah i want to be able to query from my database info from my products based upon dates supplied, in order to manage my inventory and get better statistics on products sells. and the celery tip is great too! as i've been wondering how to run a query after certain time and then create data based on those results for each product being sold. dont know any celery though, i will dig on it.
Can anyone help me please? I am getting a Type Error when trying to migrate. raise TypeError("'class Meta' got invalid attribute(s): %s" % ','.join(meta_attrs)) TypeError: 'class Meta' got invalid attribute(s): Ordering Not sure where I am going wrong here?
38:11 Small correction: @register(Modelname) tells Django that you want this model to appear automatically in the admin panel. The @register way of registering the model allows you add special features in the admin panel, search as a search function, sorting, or for extra fields to appear in the table. In other words, it allows you to start that class and say things like list_display. There is another way of registering models, which is commonly used, but it doesn't allow you to add these extra features. It is especially useful if you have fields that are best prepoplated when created, but you want to be editable, like the slug field.
It should give you some indication as to what might be the issue. I would roll everything back and do the tables one step at a time until I made a mistake.
OMG this is such a great course, your explanation manner is fantastic!!! Also english is not my native language but your accent is beautiful and it gives me an opportinity to practice my listening skills :)
eish i dont know y ...wen i deploy this project on heroku... its showing error wen i want to access the admin panel, but the home page is ok. its showing an error message admin url missing , but on my local machine it runs perfect. wat could be wrong?? I havent completed the project yet, here i quickly had to deploy it coz i like working with live things...n its easier to solve bugs n issues this way i would say.
are you trying to compete with dennis ivy? XD anyways thank you and thank you for making us this free content just like this and helping developers you deserve much more recognition and I would like to see you succeed. all the love my G
Hey Alviti, I guess it is about perspective here, I have more videos the Dennis Ivy channel, this channel is older? Maybe they are all trying to compete with me (just joking here). I don't follow, look or compete against anyone other than myself. I just want to keep focused on making better tutorials and all aspect of online delivery to help out anyone who should wish you follow any of the tutorials.
Hello, I have an issue. Please check on category.html file as I am having Invalid block tag on {% else %}. I go for several discussions to resolve this issue but then I cannot find any. I also have an issue where once I save the code, my vscode rearrange the code in its own format, not as same as in the repository. Kindly please help. Been already 4 weeks just watching this video and trying to finish this tutorial, every morning.
Sir I'm willing u are doing Good . I am almost finishing the V2 of this project . It's all about database and relationship between tables . .is this tutorial too about only database or about views and templates too ?? Have a good day ☺️
if im doing clothes, should i create a class size, and use it as foreignkey within the product class or should i add a charfield named size and just write the size? help!!
Hi Jorge, this is a great question. We do work towards answering this question in part 5. I will try and answer this question more directly in a tutorial. However, if you know what data you need in your project change the database to fit it. You could make a new table like you are suggesting
Hi Vivek - yeah, I wanted to get started on UML tutorials first. I not doubt will get inspired at one point and make a load of UML and cover methodologies etc.
This is a fantastic series. I also watched your video on importing data from a CSV tutorial and I am now wondering how I could import CSV data into this model with these foreign keys. I have spent many hours attempting to do this with no luck.
Hi! path('item//', views.product_detail, name = 'product_detail') Cant figure out what does first slug mean in You said that it s a variable, but second slug is a variable too. Is it some kind of default data type in django?
Hi Emre, when are you getting this problem. Check your urls and make sure that they point to a view named all_products and that the all_products view is in the view file
If someone ask how to fixed it; it was a dummy error, I named a variable without 's' in the end and added it later but I thonk compiler does not understand so I erase the whole variablename and write exactly the same thing and problem fixed.
Hey zander, it's great that you are making videos on django. But, I thought that you will be making video through REST API. And, React. If possible please make it in react+ DRF
Hi Shrey, great to hear from you. Just warming up again after a break. The plan is to get to the database refactoring part 5 then I will start the same project with React and DRF. I would prefer Next JS - how would you feel about that? In fact the plan is to do Next, React and Vue - all the same ecommerce project with DRF.
@@veryacademy Its great to see you after such a long time. See, I don't care much about frontend(But, still I prefer React). But, I am very much curious about DRF
Hi there. Not ignoring you. It is difficult to answer the question there are many unknowns in your question to be able to give you the right answer. When you say access the database, I assume you mean you want to query the data. Just run queries like you would normally do model.manger... At the same time I am guessing you are asking me a different question.
@@veryacademy What I mean is that, when we create objects on the database in tests, how can we see these objects, or whole database with objects created in tests?
Hi Lakshmi, the only way I can help is to see your code - looks like it cant find your tests so make sure you named the folders correctly / files and tests so that they can be found - you might need a __init__.py file in the test folder.
Hello, such a great video. I however having this same issues for months! I cannot create virtual environment in my vscode. I have gone thru solutions like stackoverflow and manymore but none of them solve my issue. I get frustuated I can even grow in this learning. Kindly please help. I followed your instruction and yet, this is what I get. Please refer below: -m : The term '-m' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + -m venv venv + ~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (-m:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException I appreciate your kind help. Thank you. :')
@@veryacademy Yes I realized my mistake after a month looking at it. I did not start with 'py'. But however in vscode it did not recognize when I use python -m venv venv. I wonder why?
Py is the python launcher you can use it without setting the path to python exe. It’s likely you didn’t set the python path at install - that’s why python the command doesn’t work
Excellent content Sir! Your in-depth explanation helps a lot while understanding concepts which are new for someone. Please do carry on with your work of providing such informative content! Thanks a lot!
Answer is both. Use both when you need to or where it is an advantage to. On small individual projects it makes very little difference. But. Learn OOP as a priority.
About 2 hours in and this is already the best tutorial series on learning ecom with Django. I spent about 13 hours on a udemy course that simply breezed through all of these crucial concepts, but you my friend, teach everything making sure to explain what it is you are doing and why. You are an absolute gift to us learning Django, thank you so much for this, I am so excited to continue learning with you in this series!!
@@Alifaga I did in fact get a job as a developer, and it was this course I’d say that set me apart from the rest of the crowd. I customized this project to something more personal and it was the spotlight of my portfolio. I started applying for jobs after I finished this project and a few months later scored my first full time job. Best of luck to you if you’re following this course!
You are the best teacher I have ever seen on you tube. Hats off to you. Thanks a loooooooooooooooot for this series. Could you please do videos for Django+Angular ?
@@veryacademy So kind of you. Thanks. Another request if you don't think I'm greedy, Can you please add a video in this same series about model designing , ER diagram , UML diagram, planning of no of screens and templates to get a clear idea and make this ready before actually start development. That will help a lot in real world complex apps and like testing not everyone shows these stuffs too. If you can do this, that would be really great and helpful for many of us here as they can do something on really instead of watching video and moving on.
and one more notion about testing. recently I knew, that "Every test case in a django.test.*TestCase instance has access to an instance of a Django test client. This client can be accessed as self.client." docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/topics/testing/tools/#default-test-client So we don't need set up client in these tests. PS Please, don't take my comments as criticism. I really hope my comments will be helpful
Sorry not to get back to you - thank you - I did follow that pathway on the second part as a progression step for users. I think it just establishes the idea a little more to being with.
Three significant errors of instruction in the first 30 minutes. The gloves are off, I'm sick of all the posers pretending to be instructors. YT instructors are 98% poser. One of the most precious things in life is time, and people who waste other people's time are evil.
This is all great but I'm having some difficulty. As of two days ago, the order management system was working. You could use the testing API key and the database would add the order and the order's items. I kept working through the video and it suddenly stopped working, and I can't figure out why. I've tried tweaking a number of elements and had no luck. Right now my console is saying "Uncaught TypeError: $.ajax is not a function" but that's only the most recent problem I've had. Also I'm not using the slim version of jQuery, which is the only fix I've been able to find online. If you could help I would greatly appreciate it! I don't know what I changed yesterday to break the system and I've been cross referencing with your github with no luck. Thanks in advance!
Hi Filippo, yes you can do. If you are just using it once to build a simple category there is probably no point, but if you are thinking of using this over multiple apps in your project then it seems like a good idea.
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Lan bi kimya testi cevaplarina bakicaktim niye geldim buraya
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Hi, in 1h i learn more than 3 weeks on other vidéos "tutorials". Dont stop and continue, it's absolutly perfect for me. Thanks to your dedicated work!
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hey how are you
have a good time
"Fairly short page here"... continues to scroll for a while. lmao funny guy
You sir, are a phenomenal instructor! I can't stress enough how good the quality of your explanations are. Django G.O.A.T instructor!
Too kind - thank you
I've watched 21 minutes so far and I had to stop and come comment because your are just amazing at teaching! The way you explain and make things so easy and fun is wonderfull! Thanks a lot for the content!
The channel is so amazing! That's just it!
Keep doing this thing! Your explaining is amazing.. I ve watched a lot of videos about django, but nobody explains it better! Thank a lot!
I appreciate that!
This channel is one of the best I have seen for teaching Django, thank you
One of the best Django tutorials i found on TH-cam so far.
This is basically the video version of Antonio Melé's book - Django 3 By Example Chapter 7-9. (such a great book btw)
Hi Tsegae, that is the secret triad of teaching materials I have for my students. They read that book, I lecture to them, then they have this resource to support them further in the same direction to the book and lectures. I would recommend everyone who is starting in Django to buy that book!
@@veryacademy Thanks for pointing this out. I have the book but haven't gotten that far. I think it would have been the ethical thing to do to point this out, otherwise you're using source material without acknowledging its source. Also, now that I know this, I know that I can look up that book to see alternative explanations as I follow along.
Django 4 By Example by Antonio Mele is coming out soon with more content.
Been looking for a tutorial with this level of detail for a long time, keep up the fantastic content!
Glad I could help!
One of its type of video.
Almost nobody teaches testing.
Awesome channel, been learning Django for a while by myself and glad that I found you. Keep up the good work !
Welcome aboard! Thanks Dan
Awesome job, but would be even nicer if done with poetry and pytest.
Hi Aurimas - we will move into different approaches in the second phase on this project.
Fu** it dude you nailed it! So clear and precise. Love it!
i really respect you, and please allow me to call you is my teacher
I want to add a seller who sells books. How do I add? Pls help anyone
you are a phenomenal teacher when it comes to Django. I wish you all the success in the world! thank you so much
So much value for free. You're welcome on Udemy and please inform, when we can buy more in depth courses of your training. Hopefully we will see some poetry and pytest :)
Thank you. The timeline is for around April to start thinking about Udemy. 👍
@@veryacademy your content on TH-cam is awesome please keep it. Many peoples dont have money. Thanks
At 39:27, if anyone like me had an issue with models not showing up in admin page. Use:
admin.site.register(Category)
admin.site.register(Product)
instead of
@admin.register(Category)
@admin.register(Product)
Thanks!
This is an amazing tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, and for actually explaining the purpose of doing different things and establishing the relationship patterns for the data connections. I am so grateful to have found your content! So much great information!
Hope you will read my comment and answer
subscribed, it's a shame that you have so few followers, an excellent tutorial, everything is clearly and thoroughly explained, well done
Thanks Michael, everything is growing slowly. I will keep finding ways to improve the overall tutorials and provide more depth as or if the channel grows.
Oh man, I'm blessed by having this.
Appreciate your efforts. Enormous Thank you to you sir.
I learn a lot from you.
Hope you soon get millions subscriber, you deserve. Thanks a lot.❤️
Thank you for the kind comment 👍
40 mins in. This is the Django tutorial I've been dreaming of. Hats off, mate!
Hope it continues to work for you 👍
@@veryacademy Just got to the end of this section and still smashing it!
was searching for ecommerce project since 5 days and got notification ❤️
I sense the world needs more ecommerce stores 😂👍
Hey, I want to start working on this series. The playlist information also mentions that docker and deployment is covered, but I don't think there are any videos on those topics. Are they buried somewhere inside the videos, or did you end up not making those videos? Thanks a lot for making the series
Hi, we got so far then decided to make version 2 of this project. This is a good intro to building, but lacks the control of testing which we address to version 2 of this project
sir plz make make video on django+react
Thanks Hacker, I do have some older projects with React - I will be making project after project, it wont be long until we get back to React. I would prefer to do Next JS - not sure how you feel about that?
@@veryacademy next js and react which frontend framework is best
veryacademy, please make on react too
Actually i learned django from half a dozen channels but in this channel i realized that it gives you whole knowledge of django framework from beginner to advance level. In his tutorials you learn everthing about django.
👍
hello, i am having problem with running the project i need your help
Hi David sorry I cant help you individually, by all means add a question here and or use the Discord channel, maybe someone has had a similar problem.
please tell me what plugin and settings you use for templates in vscode?
theme I think might be owl, then just the django and python plugin
Hey, I was wondering how to solve this error. When ever defining created by, it says User is not defined. Please help me. thanks
Hmm, difficult based on the information you have given me. Maybe the User table hasn't been defined or created correctly?
@@veryacademy i fixed it, thank you very much.
no idea how I found this channel but when I looked into your videos I was like "woooaaa man ,hold up, this all I need" :D
Welcome aboard! Thank you 👍
This channel is amazing! no one teach testing is a full stack course! just amazing. thanks so much
No problem - its a start 👍
i wish this would get more views man, he deserves it, and people would get the appropriate knowledge to.
Thanks Sabeqiasur, its all good. The main thing is you found it - hopefully the content will be useful.
@@veryacademy this is the best Django tutorial on TH-cam period, at least for me...the way you explain is amazing!!!!
Finally finished it. So informative. Hope to finish the full series.
Thank you for taking the time!
Hi, amazing work.
I do have one doubt about how this init file(in test) is included was it manual?
It is simply used to mark the directory as a python package directory. I added it manually
are you using mysql database in this project?
Postg
fantastic tutorial, one of the first that i actually didnt fall asleep in! cudos on adding testing, agree with Rahul Pandey, almost nobody teaches testing, great addition! keep up the great work, looking forward to watching more of your tutorials
Thank you 😁 you can sleep now 👍
i have other question regarding database Product table. how can I add a date to specify when the product started being active, and when is not anymore.
for example; a thick coat is only sold between fall-winter season, so i want save the period of time this product was on display.
somehow cant work around the logic for achiving this. cheers!
Hi Jorge, thanks for the tutorial idea! (Just to confirm you - you would like to set a product active based upon dates supplied) It would be a good feature to add. Eventually we will get celery etc in the project and automatic some tasks. You could do this a few ways. Probably or the most simple way would be to give a product at field (or make a new table) assigned to winter, summer etc. Set-up a cron job to run at certain time to run a query - the query would be - select product where season = winter - then change flag to True to turn on. Another job would turn them off. I would avoid trying to micro-manage this by giving individual products dates on the table for example. I will add this into the build once we get further in or - as it is such a great idea - maybe sooner.
@@veryacademy thank you for your reply! yeah i want to be able to query from my database info from my products based upon dates supplied, in order to manage my inventory and get better statistics on products sells. and the celery tip is great too! as i've been wondering how to run a query after certain time and then create data based on those results for each product being sold. dont know any celery though, i will dig on it.
Can anyone help me please?
I am getting a Type Error when trying to migrate.
raise TypeError("'class Meta' got invalid attribute(s): %s" % ','.join(meta_attrs))
TypeError: 'class Meta' got invalid attribute(s): Ordering
Not sure where I am going wrong here?
I vote as best course
38:11 Small correction: @register(Modelname) tells Django that you want this model to appear automatically in the admin panel. The @register way of registering the model allows you add special features in the admin panel, search as a search function, sorting, or for extra fields to appear in the table. In other words, it allows you to start that class and say things like list_display. There is another way of registering models, which is commonly used, but it doesn't allow you to add these extra features. It is especially useful if you have fields that are best prepoplated when created, but you want to be editable, like the slug field.
In what way you developed your ecommerce project in the github as this folder sturcture, please suggest.
i have error with makemigration i try a lot of solutions
It should give you some indication as to what might be the issue. I would roll everything back and do the tables one step at a time until I made a mistake.
I have this problem which persist.
Object of type Product is not JSON serializable.
Kindly help out
OMG this is such a great course, your explanation manner is fantastic!!! Also english is not my native language but your accent is beautiful and it gives me an opportinity to practice my listening skills :)
Thank you! 😃
eish i dont know y ...wen i deploy this project on heroku... its showing error wen i want to access the admin panel, but the home page is ok. its showing an error message admin url missing , but on my local machine it runs perfect. wat could be wrong?? I havent completed the project yet, here i quickly had to deploy it coz i like working with live things...n its easier to solve bugs n issues this way i would say.
How you got static files i.e. bootstrap and css
I use the Boostrap CDN link in the top of the base template
are you trying to compete with dennis ivy? XD anyways thank you and thank you for making us this free content just like this and helping developers you deserve much more recognition and I would like to see you succeed. all the love my G
Hey Alviti, I guess it is about perspective here, I have more videos the Dennis Ivy channel, this channel is older? Maybe they are all trying to compete with me (just joking here). I don't follow, look or compete against anyone other than myself. I just want to keep focused on making better tutorials and all aspect of online delivery to help out anyone who should wish you follow any of the tutorials.
@@veryacademy I concur with you. There is something new to learn from every perspective.
@@veryacademy your channel is the best of all , Im happy I have discovered it.
I like your teaching manner. Thank you a lot for the guide, especially for testing sections. Will definitely watch the full course.
For the first time i found a mistake in english developer's code, im so exited to clearly understand english in IT (im about the User define mistake)
Uncle, if you hang around long enough you will find much more 😂 - Microsoft have made us do this for years.
The time stamp for (01:11:12) Intro and Visualising URLs, Views, Templates and Models should be 01:11:06
Thank you - updated
This tutorial playlist is PHENOMENAL. Thank you SO much for this quality in vids my god
Hello, I have an issue. Please check on category.html file as I am having Invalid block tag on {% else %}. I go for several discussions to resolve this issue but then I cannot find any. I also have an issue where once I save the code, my vscode rearrange the code in its own format, not as same as in the repository.
Kindly please help. Been already 4 weeks just watching this video and trying to finish this tutorial, every morning.
Hi Bali, you have extensions formatting your code - you turn to turn these off as they can cause problems with the code working.
Can you please make a tutorial for making a marketplace using Django rest framework? That would be so awesome
Any time I try to make the Initial Migrations, I see "no changes detected". Kindly help me out. Thank you
Sir I'm willing u are doing Good . I am almost finishing the V2 of this project . It's all about database and relationship between tables . .is this tutorial too about only database or about views and templates too ?? Have a good day ☺️
V2 next tutorial we look at queries and build a simple filter as well as make some templates to implement
You are just a true legend!! Thank you so much for thsi video!! you helped me a lot and explained things so clearly, THANK YOU!
Glad it helped!
if im doing clothes, should i create a class size, and use it as foreignkey within the product class or should i add a charfield named size and just write the size? help!!
Hi Jorge, this is a great question. We do work towards answering this question in part 5. I will try and answer this question more directly in a tutorial. However, if you know what data you need in your project change the database to fit it. You could make a new table like you are suggesting
Nice can there be another with react.. You are awesome
Sir please make video on agile scrum
Hi Vivek - yeah, I wanted to get started on UML tutorials first. I not doubt will get inspired at one point and make a load of UML and cover methodologies etc.
Best Django tutorial I have ever seen.
Liked and subscribed. Thank you so much for imparting some knowledge.
Awesome, thank you!
thank you for this great content, it's super helpful :)
Very helpful. Thank you! Excuse me sir, may I know what type of font you are using in your editor?
Consolas, 'Courier New', monospace
This is a fantastic series. I also watched your video on importing data from a CSV tutorial and I am now wondering how I could import CSV data into this model with these foreign keys. I have spent many hours attempting to do this with no luck.
Thanks Dave, noted, see what I can do other the next few days
can I know what is the requirements should i know first before i start to see this playlist ?
waste of time, on 3 or 4 part you will cross with amount of errors
sir this is for multi vendors or not
No it is not
Really appreciate your hard work in making these tutorials :)
Glad you like them!
i am not getting single page details while getting into item/anything details can anybody help please
Hi!
path('item//', views.product_detail, name = 'product_detail')
Cant figure out what does first slug mean in You said that it s a variable, but second slug is a variable too. Is it some kind of default data type in django?
slug 1 = type of data, slug 2 = name of variable if you like where the data will be stored and referenced in the view to get the data
@@veryacademy Thanks a lot!
Thank you, bro. I obtained new knowledge from your course. Keep up the good work.
Great to hear!
Does anybody has AttributeError: module 'store.views' has no attribute 'all_products' ? Aynone solved?
Hi Emre, when are you getting this problem. Check your urls and make sure that they point to a view named all_products and that the all_products view is in the view file
I fixed it but thnk u for ur attention and fast response. Ur channel is really great!!
If someone ask how to fixed it; it was a dummy error, I named a variable without 's' in the end and added it later but I thonk compiler does not understand so I erase the whole variablename and write exactly the same thing and problem fixed.
Hello thank you so much i really appreciate for this tutorial
Hey zander, it's great that you are making videos on django. But, I thought that you will be making video through REST API. And, React. If possible please make it in react+ DRF
Hi Shrey, great to hear from you. Just warming up again after a break. The plan is to get to the database refactoring part 5 then I will start the same project with React and DRF. I would prefer Next JS - how would you feel about that? In fact the plan is to do Next, React and Vue - all the same ecommerce project with DRF.
@@veryacademy Its great to see you after such a long time. See, I don't care much about frontend(But, still I prefer React). But, I am very much curious about DRF
Great Man , keep posting ....You are One of the best teacher i have...
Thank you, I will
How to access the database used for testing?
Hi there. Not ignoring you. It is difficult to answer the question there are many unknowns in your question to be able to give you the right answer. When you say access the database, I assume you mean you want to query the data. Just run queries like you would normally do model.manger... At the same time I am guessing you are asking me a different question.
@@veryacademy What I mean is that, when we create objects on the database in tests, how can we see these objects, or whole database with objects created in tests?
Please make video on Django-Oscar
How are your code able to run test when the folder name is "tests" ?
By default, unittest module’s built-in test discovery - this will discover tests in any file named “test*.py”
When I'm running tests it's running 0 tests. It's saying import error so I changed files but still it's running 0 test.
Help would be great
Hi Lakshmi, the only way I can help is to see your code - looks like it cant find your tests so make sure you named the folders correctly / files and tests so that they can be found - you might need a __init__.py file in the test folder.
@@veryacademy thanks, it helps
Hello, such a great video. I however having this same issues for months! I cannot create virtual environment in my vscode. I have gone thru solutions like stackoverflow and manymore but none of them solve my issue. I get frustuated I can even grow in this learning. Kindly please help. I followed your instruction and yet, this is what I get. Please refer below:
-m : The term '-m' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ -m venv venv
+ ~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (-m:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
I appreciate your kind help. Thank you. :')
Months! Bali - are you starting the command with python or py - so for example py -m venv venv?
@@veryacademy Yes I realized my mistake after a month looking at it. I did not start with 'py'. But however in vscode it did not recognize when I use python -m venv venv. I wonder why?
Py is the python launcher you can use it without setting the path to python exe. It’s likely you didn’t set the python path at install - that’s why python the command doesn’t work
Excellent content Sir! Your in-depth explanation helps a lot while understanding concepts which are new for someone. Please do carry on with your work of providing such informative content! Thanks a lot!
Thanks, will do!
Thanks a lot Sir 🙏🙏
Most welcome
Very nice tutorial ... informative. Thank you
No problem Shazz - thank you
Thank you for a great tutorial. Question: Which is better: function-based views or class-based ones? Thanks in advance.
Answer is both. Use both when you need to or where it is an advantage to. On small individual projects it makes very little difference. But. Learn OOP as a priority.
@@veryacademy Thanks a lot for a quick reply.
thank you .
nice !
Thank you too!
Great series! Thank you very much for creating great content. I am going to watch and follow along all the way to the end.
Awesome, thank you!
You are LEGEND thank you for great video
Glad it helped
I hit a like before watching the video because I know you almost always make great videos. I have also added the video to my playlist for later study.
Thank you Troglodyte 👍
I like how you say almost lol
Please making django rest + react full functional e-commerce project
About 2 hours in and this is already the best tutorial series on learning ecom with Django. I spent about 13 hours on a udemy course that simply breezed through all of these crucial concepts, but you my friend, teach everything making sure to explain what it is you are doing and why. You are an absolute gift to us learning Django, thank you so much for this, I am so excited to continue learning with you in this series!!
Bro, did you get any job? if you did, what did you learn after django ?
@@Alifaga I did in fact get a job as a developer, and it was this course I’d say that set me apart from the rest of the crowd. I customized this project to something more personal and it was the spotlight of my portfolio. I started applying for jobs after I finished this project and a few months later scored my first full time job. Best of luck to you if you’re following this course!
@@jamesdarrigo8277 Thank you so much!!
what customizations you made? or do you have any ideas for customization someone else can add?
@@jamesdarrigo8277
great content Sir. Thank you very much...
You are most welcome
You are the best teacher I have ever seen on you tube. Hats off to you. Thanks a loooooooooooooooot for this series. Could you please do videos for Django+Angular ?
Thanks Gowthami! I would be happy to consider Angular, but first will get what I have started finished 👍
@@veryacademy So kind of you. Thanks. Another request if you don't think I'm greedy, Can you please add a video in this same series about model designing , ER diagram , UML diagram, planning of no of screens and templates to get a clear idea and make this ready before actually start development. That will help a lot in real world complex apps and like testing not everyone shows these stuffs too. If you can do this, that would be really great and helpful for many of us here as they can do something on really instead of watching video and moving on.
and one more notion about testing. recently I knew, that "Every test case in a django.test.*TestCase instance has access to an instance of a Django test client. This client can be accessed as self.client."
docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/topics/testing/tools/#default-test-client
So we don't need set up client in these tests.
PS Please, don't take my comments as criticism. I really hope my comments will be helpful
Sorry not to get back to you - thank you - I did follow that pathway on the second part as a progression step for users. I think it just establishes the idea a little more to being with.
Three significant errors of instruction in the first 30 minutes. The gloves are off, I'm sick of all the posers pretending to be instructors. YT instructors are 98% poser. One of the most precious things in life is time, and people who waste other people's time are evil.
Wdym?
A very detailed explanation. Thanks a lot
You are welcome
This is all great but I'm having some difficulty. As of two days ago, the order management system was working. You could use the testing API key and the database would add the order and the order's items. I kept working through the video and it suddenly stopped working, and I can't figure out why. I've tried tweaking a number of elements and had no luck. Right now my console is saying "Uncaught TypeError: $.ajax is not a function" but that's only the most recent problem I've had. Also I'm not using the slim version of jQuery, which is the only fix I've been able to find online. If you could help I would greatly appreciate it! I don't know what I changed yesterday to break the system and I've been cross referencing with your github with no luck. Thanks in advance!
awesome, just a question, would it be a good idea to separate category and products as apps from store?
Hi Filippo, yes you can do. If you are just using it once to build a simple category there is probably no point, but if you are thinking of using this over multiple apps in your project then it seems like a good idea.
@@veryacademy thanks a lot!
Amazing Tutorial. I am definitely going over to part 2.
Awesome, thank you!