Everything is possible. I have a video on multi-tenants here on TH-cam, and if you want to learn more about it you can check out my premium course on codewithstein.com ;-)
thank for your clear explanation brother, one thing i want to ask is how can i access the path of the uploaded file, i want to send an outlook email where with an attachment of the uploaded file "mail.Attachments.Add(path_of_file)" many thanks
This video had some great aspects. Starting off with coming up with the general layout was really good. One thing I'm not sure about is where to add a logout button. Do I need to add it to the core app, the auth app or all apps? Also, how do you decide when to make an app versus adding to an app, like why make apps for tasks and todolists but put notes and files in the projects app?
Hey :-) I would place it in the base.html file. Where the log in / sign up buttons are. There isn't really any "right or wrong" when it comes to having many or few apps, BUT it's good practice to have one app per feature (or what you want to call it). If you can't explain an app in one sentence, you need to separate it into smaller apps :-)
Hi, Can you please explain why you did not run make migrations command but it still created the db, how? as pwr documentation, it should not create if make migration command is not first run
Hey, when you create a Django project, the already are some migrations file. For the user, groups and a few other things that Django needs. The makemigrations command only genereates migrations files for new models and changes 👍🏻
yes that is what i asked how did in production it created mew tsbles in db as you only ran migrate command via bash script, it should not have created the new models or old
@@shaileshxjain you only run migrate in production, because the migrations files already exists in the app folder, inside the migration folder. It is not natural to recreate these for deployment
Hey, if you're a beginner, an ecommerce project might not be the best idea. I would start with things like blogs, todo apps, etc. To build up your knowledge :-)
Thanks for the reply. Let me make it clear. The users can login to their dashboard and they apply a leave - Categories include ( sick leave, casual leave , maternity leave etc), for how many days so calendar should pop up, Reason for the leave and more and to approve the leave, Admin should login and they can see the leave requests from the employee and admin can accept the leave or reject. Admin can see the numbers of employees , their name, leave request , their role etc.@@CodeWithStein
There's many reasons :-) -First of all, the UI doesn't have anything to do with Django. -I'm a developer and I teach development. There are so many other great designers to learn from instead. -When I make the design bad, it hopefully encourages you to change this your self if you want to use the code for something and then you will learn more. -When the design is shitty, people don't just copy the code and put it in their resume.
Might be due to the fact that Django has nothing to do with UI. Django is a versatile backend framework, if u want to learn how to design beautiful UIs this is not for you. Also you may want to avoid bashing the author of the video when you are not knowledgeable enough about the content being presented. 😉
It's possible to show how to integrate tenant multi company/ multi users please, big thanks
Everything is possible. I have a video on multi-tenants here on TH-cam, and if you want to learn more about it you can check out my premium course on codewithstein.com ;-)
02:14:00 Delete File function, deletes the record from database, but doesn't actually delete the file in the /media/projectfiles/ folder
Hey, yes that is correct. That has to be handled manually :/
thank for your clear explanation brother,
one thing i want to ask is how can i access the path of the uploaded file, i want to send an outlook email where with an attachment of the uploaded file "mail.Attachments.Add(path_of_file)"
many thanks
This video had some great aspects. Starting off with coming up with the general layout was really good.
One thing I'm not sure about is where to add a logout button. Do I need to add it to the core app, the auth app or all apps?
Also, how do you decide when to make an app versus adding to an app, like why make apps for tasks and todolists but put notes and files in the projects app?
Hey :-) I would place it in the base.html file. Where the log in / sign up buttons are. There isn't really any "right or wrong" when it comes to having many or few apps, BUT it's good practice to have one app per feature (or what you want to call it).
If you can't explain an app in one sentence, you need to separate it into smaller apps :-)
your courses are over powered! many thanks for this!
Thank you so much :-D
Stein is the father of Django Learners.
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Pages like about should use flatpages module
Why? Isn't that making thing unnecessary complicated?
Hi, Can you please explain why you did not run make migrations command but it still created the db, how? as pwr documentation, it should not create if make migration command is not first run
Hey, when you create a Django project, the already are some migrations file. For the user, groups and a few other things that Django needs. The makemigrations command only genereates migrations files for new models and changes 👍🏻
yes that is what i asked how did in production it created mew tsbles in db as you only ran migrate command via bash script, it should not have created the new models or old
without running make migration command in production how were new models crested in db
@@shaileshxjain you only run migrate in production, because the migrations files already exists in the app folder, inside the migration folder. It is not natural to recreate these for deployment
@@CodeWithStein yes this was what i needed thanks
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Hey, if you're a beginner, an ecommerce project might not be the best idea. I would start with things like blogs, todo apps, etc. To build up your knowledge :-)
Could you please create a Leave management system?
A leave like in a system for keeping track of employees vacations?
Thanks for the reply. Let me make it clear.
The users can login to their dashboard and they apply a leave - Categories include ( sick leave, casual leave , maternity leave etc), for how many days so calendar should pop up, Reason for the leave and more and to approve the leave, Admin should login and they can see the leave requests from the employee and admin can accept the leave or reject. Admin can see the numbers of employees , their name, leave request , their role etc.@@CodeWithStein
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why does django ui always look like crap
Why does it need to look better
There's many reasons :-)
-First of all, the UI doesn't have anything to do with Django.
-I'm a developer and I teach development. There are so many other great designers to learn from instead.
-When I make the design bad, it hopefully encourages you to change this your self if you want to use the code for something and then you will learn more.
-When the design is shitty, people don't just copy the code and put it in their resume.
Might be due to the fact that Django has nothing to do with UI. Django is a versatile backend framework, if u want to learn how to design beautiful UIs this is not for you. Also you may want to avoid bashing the author of the video when you are not knowledgeable enough about the content being presented. 😉
Any recommendations on where to learn about ui/ux?
Don't learn django if you're more on ui buddy😂