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Thank you Tim for not being like my college teachers who teach programming and assume everyone should know things without putting in the extra effort of explaining every step. Loved the part where you teach even basic steps like creating a venv because many of your viewers like might have just started out learning Python.
Hi Tim, I love this kind of videos (and all of them BTW), because it is a good starter and remove the fear I could feel before starting a full new (full stack) project. I know AI could also help but here you provide something that works. It would be nice if you could also show the deployment part (and the configuration we should have for PROD). At the end we want to see this website be online. I know that you also posted some examples in the past. Another suggestion is to do the same with Vue.js, because it is also widely used.
Nice topic, but at least on the fastapi part that is where I have experience, I feel it quite simple, I think you should split the code into multiple files as minimum. It's not only about knowing how the specific code works, but also how to handle the project and scale it easily.
All these projects, Tim I'm going to need an External Hard drive 😅 As I begin this one and fill my current one up 😂 All valuable knowledge, Thanks for all the time and effort help! 🎉
I am not sure you are going to respond but maybe someone else has an idea, why people in quite recent tutorials are importing and using uvicorn, if fastapi project can be run with "fastapi run/dev" and it is actually using uvicorn as far as I am aware?
Hi Tim, Many FastAPI projects stick to HTTPS, but integrating WebSockets can unlock real-time features like chat apps. Since there aren't many resources on this, could you make a video showing how to use WebSockets with FastAPI for live applications? Thanks!
Because WebSocket is’t the replacement for HTTP. And there’s no need in WS in every single project. What’s the problem rewrite the app with Websockets? It’s easy as hell. Setup the connection and send and receive messages. That’s it.
@phat80 who said WS are replacement of HTTPS? Both are completely different, and that's why I asked for a tutorial, no one was born as smart as you are. If you find my comment uninteresting just ignore.👍🏻
@@TanmayBhatgare why do you need a tutorial for a simplest object and couple of methods? Make a connection object and send messages. It’s as simple as this - ‘websocket.send(message)’ (message is usually JSON) What tutorial do you need for this?
Pycharm is a disgusting piece of software. It's the worst IDE I've ever worked with. It stupidly interferes with writing code. I don't understand how anyone can like it at all.
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Thank you Tim for not being like my college teachers who teach programming and assume everyone should know things without putting in the extra effort of explaining every step. Loved the part where you teach even basic steps like creating a venv because many of your viewers like might have just started out learning Python.
Hi Tim, I love this kind of videos (and all of them BTW), because it is a good starter and remove the fear I could feel before starting a full new (full stack) project. I know AI could also help but here you provide something that works.
It would be nice if you could also show the deployment part (and the configuration we should have for PROD). At the end we want to see this website be online. I know that you also posted some examples in the past.
Another suggestion is to do the same with Vue.js, because it is also widely used.
Such a great video. You are an excellent teacher!
we want more django content 🙏 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great tutorial ❤❤❤
Nice topic, but at least on the fastapi part that is where I have experience, I feel it quite simple, I think you should split the code into multiple files as minimum. It's not only about knowing how the specific code works, but also how to handle the project and scale it easily.
Yes of course this is just a short demo for the setup purposes
Another insightful knowledge sharing... Tim, thank you as always.
Do more web development tim!
Great Tim! 🙂
More videos like this tim ❤❤
Love from India ❤
This channel becomes, all contents for sell 👍
Can I follow along using VS Code?
Which code formatter are you using for python Tim
All these projects, Tim I'm going to need an External Hard drive 😅
As I begin this one and fill my current one up 😂
All valuable knowledge, Thanks for all the time and effort help! 🎉
More react bro 🤜🏻🤛🏻❤️
this is massive many thanks
what the name of the autocomplete that display before you start typing
I am not sure you are going to respond but maybe someone else has an idea, why people in quite recent tutorials are importing and using uvicorn, if fastapi project can be run with "fastapi run/dev" and it is actually using uvicorn as far as I am aware?
Why don't you bring learn react in one video?
It’s coming…
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There is no option to choose fast api while creating a project in PyCharm. How to solve this problem?
OBRIGADO.
We want new Django series
Anyone try to run the Auth Path? Main won’t to start..
We need Django updated course for 2025 and machine learning updated course
Yes new django series
Hi Tim,
Many FastAPI projects stick to HTTPS, but integrating WebSockets can unlock real-time features like chat apps. Since there aren't many resources on this, could you make a video showing how to use WebSockets with FastAPI for live applications?
Thanks!
Because WebSocket is’t the replacement for HTTP. And there’s no need in WS in every single project. What’s the problem rewrite the app with Websockets? It’s easy as hell. Setup the connection and send and receive messages. That’s it.
@phat80 who said WS are replacement of HTTPS? Both are completely different, and that's why I asked for a tutorial, no one was born as smart as you are. If you find my comment uninteresting just ignore.👍🏻
@@TanmayBhatgare why do you need a tutorial for a simplest object and couple of methods? Make a connection object and send messages. It’s as simple as this - ‘websocket.send(message)’ (message is usually JSON) What tutorial do you need for this?
Good afternoon. I am writing from Nigeria and I know nothing but willing to learn how to code.
Pycharm is a disgusting piece of software. It's the worst IDE I've ever worked with. It stupidly interferes with writing code. I don't understand how anyone can like it at all.
MERN (2025) ❌
Django + React (2025) ✅
Not good.
@@wannabe_gamer1230 why?
@@wannabe_gamer1230 why??
@@wannabe_gamer1230 actually if you see the cs50 recent course it uses frontend on html css javascript and backend based on django.
The more I look at the word 'fruits' the less and less it looks correct.
Great video but said okay too much instead of alright
Alright. Alright. Okay.
Okay. Okay. Alright
great
Why are u even concern about this as ur last video says prompting is only way forward
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React is so fucked up
Have you ever heard of pip freeze ? Who creates the requirements file by hand ? Damn !
It’s just to show the dependencies one by one
I always do it by hand for small projects 🤷♂️