How to Use the ifchanged Template Tag in Django

In this video I show you how to use the ifchanged template tag in Django to break up parts of your template into sections based on values changing in a list.
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Nice to have you back Anthony!

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Glad it be back! Sorry for making you wait so long.

[@simonm17]

Thank you!

[@karimkazia]

excellent video. thank you !!!

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You are Awesome!

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If it’s possible for other videos try bigger fonts! ☺️

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Thank you.

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[@daviidon]

Hey, could you make a tutorial on how to set up load balancing with flask?

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I try to avoid server stuff on the channel, but I'll consider a load balancer video. Thanks for the idea.

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Why I use Django? E commerce, Booking system, Order system are available of LARAVEL but DJANGO is poor.

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Don't drink and annotate!

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It's all preference! If you like Laravel more, use Laravel.