Django 4.x ORM Course | Introducing Django models
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The Django 4.x ORM course providers learners with a complete overview of the Django Framework ORM (Object-relational mapping) through applied learning. In this course you’ll learn about the features of the Django ORM and SQL. By better understanding features of the Django ORM, you will learn how to interact with databases from within a Django project, like you would with SQL. You will learn how to administrate tables and perform common Create, Return, Update and Delete (CRUD) operations through the Django ORM.
Udemy Course Link: Django 4.x ORM Mastery
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so glad to be part of this channel.
Hi Kevin, thank you and welcome!
That SQLite extension is awesome.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
can you make a video about how django is and swat analysis or how django is compatible , thank you
I'm getting on like a house on fire with Django ORM except I'm struggling with how to manage multiple images for products. I've got something that works but it's a really inconvenient, clunky solution. So I just make an image album model with an image and a foreign key to the product and then add a many to many relationship to it in my product model.
Such a chore... I have to go into the album section of admin, add an image, find the product, go back to the product section, pick it from a list kilometres long... Then I add another filter in my views with the product slug searching the album. Horrible solution. I just want the user to go into the product page in admin and upload many images. There must be a better way of doing it. At least if it automatically paired the album to the corresponding product that would be something.
Does you course explain this?
Hmm... Have to decide now because the discount expires and it's past my bedtime. I think level 1 might be a bit basic for me. Like I say, I've made about a 30 models and I've got forms and users with different permissions and all sorts. I think level 2 or 3 might be better. I really don't have 14 hours to spare if it's not at my level.
The main focus of the course at level 1 is making queries to create return update and delete data from a database.
If you would be so kind to let me have a copy of the source code I will take a look at building a tutorial providing some solutions. helpdesk@veryacademy.com
Don't worry about buying the course, I will build a tutorial with some solutions, better if you can provide me code first.
@@veryacademy That's so kind of you. Thank you!