Just thought I would ask, If I have conda installed on my comp do I still need to use virtual environments for my projects with Python or Django or even wagtail ? Thanks
Very nice tutorial Thank you! I'd very much like to watch more informative tutorials on Wagtail. Specifically, if you can go deeper into how to use the StreamField, and also how to integrate Wagtail with CSS frameworks like Bulma or Tailwind.
Thanks for this video... But I keep wondering what exactly is the problem Wagtail solves? What does it bring to the table? Is it better than the ordinary way of building sites with Django?
Hey :-D It provides you with a CMS. So it makes it easier to work with content (pages, blog posts, images, documents, etc). Django doesn't have this built it. Django comes with a simple admin interface, but it's not ideal to work with when you have a lot of content, want rich text editors, page builders and similar ;-)
Im definitely gonna try it out. I love the CMS interface. Looks nothing like Django admin site. I will try to implement tailwind and flowbite on it. Your Channel stands out sir🫡 No one’s dedicated to python, Django and backend like you. I have learnt a bunch from here
That would be great if the django e-commerce + Tailwind + htmx series was merged with wagtail CMS for content management and digital ocean deploy ;)
That is a very good idea :-D I will add it to my list ;-)
Great tutorial sir
I’ll try it out as soon as I finish my project with Django. It looks really nice
Thanks :-D
Awesome, I hope you like it :-D
Wagtail is crazy good
Yes it is 😁
That is great. Thanks for new best videos and tutorials
Thank you :-D
Good and brief video.
Thank you :-D
Thank your for hard work. Your lessons is very helpful for me.
Thanks :-D Glad I can help :-D
Just thought I would ask, If I have conda installed on my comp do I still need to use virtual environments for my projects with Python or Django or even wagtail ? Thanks
Hey, I have never tried Conda. But when i google it, it looks like Conda is a type of virtual environment, so I guess you can use it yes :-)
This is awesome... Big ups to you Bro.... You are doing a great job
Thank you so much :-D
Thank you, this is super helpful!
Nice, glad to hear that 😁
Very nice tutorial Thank you!
I'd very much like to watch more informative tutorials on Wagtail. Specifically, if you can go deeper into how to use the StreamField, and also how to integrate Wagtail with CSS frameworks like Bulma or Tailwind.
Hey, thanks :-D Good idea man! I will see what I can do :-D
cool
Thanks :-)
Thanks for your great project and hard work. Any chance of making expenses/budget tracker please? ideally as a service to your e-commerce site.
Hey, sounds like a good idea! I will add it to my list and we'll see if I do it someday ;-)
Build an ecommerce Cart sistem with javascript along the wagtail .
Good idea 😁 maybe at some point 😁
@@CodeWithStein All right buddy, waiting then!
Thanks. Great series. Would you look at Saleor (E-Commerce) and django-allauth.
Thanks :-D
I will add the idea to my list of ideas. Django allauth has been there for a while, I just haven't had any time yet ;-)
Thanks for this video... But I keep wondering what exactly is the problem Wagtail solves? What does it bring to the table? Is it better than the ordinary way of building sites with Django?
Hey :-D
It provides you with a CMS. So it makes it easier to work with content (pages, blog posts, images, documents, etc).
Django doesn't have this built it. Django comes with a simple admin interface, but it's not ideal to work with when you have a lot of content, want rich text editors, page builders and similar ;-)
@@CodeWithStein Alright.. thanks for the explanation.
You’re welcome ☺️
Can I use it for interactive sites?
Sure, you can build almost anything with it :-D
Im definitely gonna try it out. I love the CMS interface. Looks nothing like Django admin site. I will try to implement tailwind and flowbite on it.
Your Channel stands out sir🫡
No one’s dedicated to python, Django and backend like you. I have learnt a bunch from here
What about dynamic front end?
The front end is dynamic?
@@CodeWithStein I mean dynamic components on pages
@@CodeWithStein like live data update without reloading
Ah I see. I will see what I can do in the future 😉
From what I understood from this tutorial is copy pastes takes 20 mins. This could have easily be done under 2 mins. What a shame!
Sure, you can copy and paste everything even faster. But I need some time to explain and similar as well ☺️