Truly had comes across a lot of tutorials earlier, but never found something as good as this, you've explained things extremely clear and basic. Thank you so much 😊
when creating project, to get rid of the confusion like two same name under one project(1.52). this command helps. "django-admin startproject name ." include this 'period' after giving the project name which ll create under the same directory
you forgot to mention that you need to create a PATH for django under some environments...otherwise, so far all is very well structured and explanied from very basics. nice
Hello Ninja Master! Thanks for making this series on Django. Please also cover it's deployment (in production) on a service like Heroku. I haven't been able to get everything to work when DEBUG=False
hey, you need to give a disclaimer, if one doesn't have django installed in a virtual env previously they won't have the manage.py, file, so yeah, dont worry...
Is this series done on window os. I was searching for a django tutorial on windows os. bcz learning according to mac and configuring again and again window command irritate me.
Following this a few years after you created it. I noticed one difference so far, django created a urls.py file using path instead of url and do not seem to allow the raw input. I changed to the example you gave and it returned: NameError: name 'url' is not defined I was able to continue using their example...
you need to have a virtual env, in the video he dint freshly install the django so he does have manage.py but you wont get the file if u don't have a virtual env.
Hey, django is like the Node and Express from the MEAN stack. It's server side stuff... It would be a bit like creating a web app with Node, Express and some kind of SQL database.
Hey, it's using 1.11 but pretty much all the code in the tutorial is compatible with the just released version 2. You'll just need to make sure you have Python 3 installed :)
I don't understand your tutorial. It's title "Creating a Django blog," so I expected to see a mock-up of a completed real blog. I skipped to the end of the video to see the finished result but didn't see an actual blog. What then is the point of your video?
Title of video = "Creating a Django Blog" - you did nothing of the sort. You created a basic project layout and app, and used manage.py to run the server..... thanks for the wasted time bro!
The whole playlist is about creating a blog, not just the one video. This video is just initially creating the app that will become the blog throughout the series. The first video of the playlist explains this.
Perhaps a more logical rename of title to reflect the in video title? Django Blog Tutorial #2 Creating a Django Blog, or perhaps something which better reflects the contents like Django Tutorial #2 Creating an app in Django Great video, delivery and style - was just looking for intricate detail on reverse views using pks for blog entries in models db, and.....it went nowhere near - here with team at work all excited to see how you implemented blog - uber deflated. Will look at later videos perhaps.
Your way of talking and how you explain things are pretty clear and easy.
I wish u should in my NIT as my teacher for all sem.Seriously it's the best teaching style I have seen till now.
Truly had comes across a lot of tutorials earlier, but never found something as good as this, you've explained things extremely clear and basic. Thank you so much 😊
:) Thanks, really glad it helped!
This series probably the best django tutors i've ever seen, subscibe!
Good!
when creating project, to get rid of the confusion like two same name under one project(1.52). this command helps. "django-admin startproject name ." include this 'period' after giving the project name which ll create under the same directory
you forgot to mention that you need to create a PATH for django under some environments...otherwise, so far all is very well structured and explanied from very basics. nice
Shaun, thank you for the straight forward tutorial. These series much better than paid tutorial I've done before.
I believe when I subscribed you were under 20k I really love it when I keep seeing the increase. 100k coming soon bro
Thanks for sticking around, seems like yesterday I was at 20K. :)
just for the history books: It's 532k now :D
This is the greatest and best django tutorial in the world
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Thanks dude 😊
thanks for the best serie about django in the world
You have really good tutorials. I was reading Django python crash course and it doesn't explain it as thoroughly as you.
nice to hear and be taught by a fellow northerner!
Wow, I can't believe I ever tried to set up an environment in PHP when I could just do this. Great video
THANK YOU. THE BEST ICE CREAM OF ALL ICE CREAMS.
Thank you Shaun!
Your tutorial is beginner friendly. I hope you would be putting another project for Django.
Hello Ninja Master! Thanks for making this series on Django. Please also cover it's deployment (in production) on a service like Heroku. I haven't been able to get everything to work when DEBUG=False
You are a Master Ninja!
hey, you need to give a disclaimer, if one doesn't have django installed in a virtual env previously they won't have the manage.py, file, so yeah, dont worry...
Damn son I was waiting for this.
hallo i have a problem with the urls am getting an error
view must be a callable or a list/tuple in the case of include().
am using django 1.11.24
If you are having problem installing Django. Use "pip3 install django --user"
Good job. i liked. Thank you
Hi, Net Ninja!! I liked this tutorial series and already started watching mongodb one. But there is no file for the tutorial.
Is this series done on window os. I was searching for a django tutorial on windows os. bcz learning according to mac and configuring again and again window command irritate me.
Following this a few years after you created it. I noticed one difference so far, django created a urls.py file using path instead of url and do not seem to allow the raw input. I changed to the example you gave and it returned: NameError: name 'url' is not defined
I was able to continue using their example...
"django-admin is not a recognized as internal or external command "... Why this problem is occurring ?
i'm facing the same problem. could not find a solution
@@HafizuddinAhmed02477 Make sure the command directory is in PATHS
What is your theme and typography?
Which version of Django you installed?
1.11.6
Typing python manage.py runserver does nothing, and I can't find a fix on google can someone help ?
you need to have a virtual env, in the video he dint freshly install the django so he does have manage.py but you wont get the file if u don't have a virtual env.
so new people know: ur django project name cant be 2 words
thx
Is there much difference between this and a Mean or Mern stack??
Hey, django is like the Node and Express from the MEAN stack. It's server side stuff... It would be a bit like creating a web app with Node, Express and some kind of SQL database.
command python manage.py runserver is not working... I am using Brackets
please use python3 manage.py runserver
dont you need to install and active virtual environment???
old comment, but ... I thought so too! Isn't he installing django globally?
Which version of django did you used in this tut?
Hey, it's using 1.11 but pretty much all the code in the tutorial is compatible with the just released version 2. You'll just need to make sure you have Python 3 installed :)
Which screen recording software u use
OBS
Yup, thanks Juraj
I don't understand your tutorial. It's title "Creating a Django blog," so I expected to see a mock-up of a completed real blog. I skipped to the end of the video to see the finished result but didn't see an actual blog. What then is the point of your video?
Title of video = "Creating a Django Blog" - you did nothing of the sort. You created a basic project layout and app, and used manage.py to run the server..... thanks for the wasted time bro!
The whole playlist is about creating a blog, not just the one video. This video is just initially creating the app that will become the blog throughout the series. The first video of the playlist explains this.
Perhaps a more logical rename of title to reflect the in video title? Django Blog Tutorial #2 Creating a Django Blog, or perhaps something which better reflects the contents like Django Tutorial #2 Creating an app in Django
Great video, delivery and style - was just looking for intricate detail on reverse views using pks for blog entries in models db, and.....it went nowhere near - here with team at work all excited to see how you implemented blog - uber deflated. Will look at later videos perhaps.
he made a serie
Yeah, he's going to teach you how to make a Django blog in 5 minutes. Use your fucking brain.
Why does my python manage.py runserver won't work?
i was having the same issue, doing "python3 manage.py runserver" worked for me