For everyone running in to an error with the base template code, I found the issue. On line 11 in the link code, the rel="stylesheet" is typed out twice. If you remove the first rel="stylesheet", it fixes the issue.
Starting with the Django installation and ending with building an app, this video is incredible! I spent a straight 12 hours trying to get a simple website to work on my local computer without a database on Django. This video is absolutely invaluable!
I had forgotten Django and thought it would take weeks to relearn, but this resource saved me a lot of time and effort. It’s a concise video that makes Django seem much easier and is unlike any other I’ve seen.
I didn't realize the importance of this video up till this moment. it helps beginners to get started, and more experienced users as a quick refresher. Thanks Tim, much appreciated
this tutorial is indeed very helpful to those who are currently learning Django. I'm in middle of making an Django project i came across this video and basic concepts are revised very efficiently. now i feel more confident about Django. very basic but very very helpful and to the point.
00:01 Learn to build a simple Django application quickly. 01:31 Setting up Django project 04:30 To create a Django app, specify the name of the app and it will create a set of files. 05:53 Create views or routes for accessing website 08:53 Routing in Django allows us to forward different URLs to the app's URLs 10:24 Learn how to use templates in Django 13:18 Learn how to create a database model and register it with the admin panel. 14:43 Register the 'to do item' model in the admin panel to modify and view the data 17:32 Learn how to render templates and pass variables using Django views. 18:58 Learn how to create a path and view all to dos in Django
dude you're literally my treasure when im trying to learn more coding. i've never understood more clearly from anyone else. i literally did 10-12 episodes of flask from you, learnt all of it and now here i am for django :D
at 12:15, for the home.html code template, the syntax is not highlighted as yours...not sure if it's because the modules/frameworks/libs for that file is not activated?
How do I do this 11:22 ? I have copied all the code and it's still not working and what is Jinja templating engine? Please can someone guide me, I am stuck.
I have tried half a dozen tutorials on this very subject and couldn't get any of them to work..... that is until this one! This is freaking awesome! Thanks SOOO much for this, things are finally making sense. Incidentally, 54-years old and havn't coded since the days of C++. Loving the channel.
Yes, I get it now -- thanks to you @Tech With Tim. The jinja template link wasn't working though...had to type it all but it was worth it! Thanks again! Now looking forward to watching your videos on Full stack integration of React for frontend to Django
Hi Tim! I am a big fan of your videos, thanks for all the tutorials. I want to request you to also create a tutorial on how to deploy the created website on a host like Vercel so that it can be shared. I watched and coded along your Flask Notes App tutorial and deployed the site on Vercel but it gives internal server error repeatedly while working fine on the local. Having a tutorial from you would be really helpful! Thanks!
Not sure if you have any experience, but it would be fun to see some htmx, alpine and tailwind integration into Django. There are many website clone tutorials on YTube but mostly for Nextjs. Would be nice to see some website clone tutorials using only Django, htmx, alpine, tailwindcss. Thanks! ❤
Sixteenth comment: Great video, I already have a bit of experience with Flask from your earlier videos, Django seems quite similar and probably easier to pick up
I have installed SaaS Boilerplate and it looks great. Could you please do a tutorial on deploying an ecommerce site using prebuilt functions? Looks super useful.
@@TheRoyL so I managed to deploy SaaS boilerplate on AWS and it costs about $200 per month to run... way too expensive for my use case and I imagine virtually every other solo dev. Unless they rework it for a lite version its not practical to deploy.
You missed one important part of django basics which is submitting a request from a template to a view so that the user could navigate to different views or make a change in database. Overall good job.
Would love a Next.JS tutorial! I'm looking to use it for my next app, but I'm not finding many good tutorials. (I like to follow a tutorial first before jumping straight into trying to build and have loved your tutorials!)
Oh man you are an explaining master, I jumped to Django from this tutorial, Could you make another tutorial for Django complete application, online pizza 🍕 ordering web, user authentication, individual users, they can order pizza, l expect fast tutorial like this one 🎉, thank you
The install worked successfully! Congratulations! You are seeing this page because DEBUG=True is in your settings file and you have not configured any URLs. I am getting this error. What should I do ?
Okay someone please help me, I try to set up django but when I do the django-admin startproject name_of_project it just gives me an error message... What is it that I don't have installed or that I'm missing... The error message is as follows: django-admin : The term 'django-admin' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + django-admin startproject demotutoria + ~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (django-admin:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
Ive noticed your not used a virtual environment for this, looking at documentation i see that its is standard. Is there a reason why you didn't use it here, is it needed ? Great video btw :)
I follow along but at timestamp 10:12 i open at browser and it didn't show hello world but it shows. Django installed successfully. You are seeing this page because debug=true is in your setting file and you have not configured any urls....please correct me
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it doesn't seem to work on my end
not working
not working either
its not working
For everyone running in to an error with the base template code, I found the issue. On line 11 in the link code, the rel="stylesheet" is typed out twice. If you remove the first rel="stylesheet", it fixes the issue.
this 20 minute video show my entire django experience
Starting with the Django installation and ending with building an app, this video is incredible! I spent a straight 12 hours trying to get a simple website to work on my local computer without a database on Django. This video is absolutely invaluable!
This is a video version of the Django tutorial on Django's own website. This is not a critique, I'm glad you did this.
I had forgotten Django and thought it would take weeks to relearn, but this resource saved me a lot of time and effort. It’s a concise video that makes Django seem much easier and is unlike any other I’ve seen.
well i am new to this will i learn this perfectly because i dont want to waste time watching 10 hours for nothing??
Holy molly, with this guy i can barely understand django but the motivation here was free. Thanks for this great video, you're such an inspiration. 🎉
@TechWithTim_2 obviously a scam
This made no sense at all.
Bro you are only channel where im not skiping sponsored parts from the video because u are god of making it fun !
You just gained a superfan! Rooting for you all the way! You brought to my way exactly what I needed. Thank you so much
I didn't realize the importance of this video up till this moment. it helps beginners to get started, and more experienced users as a quick refresher. Thanks Tim, much appreciated
this tutorial is indeed very helpful to those who are currently learning Django. I'm in middle of making an Django project i came across this video and basic concepts are revised very efficiently. now i feel more confident about Django. very basic but very very helpful and to the point.
Short, informative and not boring. Love it.
Man, the video is just awesome. Right speed, right knowledge. thanks 🙏
A really great video for ppl who want to know Django without spending too much time to dive into it. Thanks!
00:01 Learn to build a simple Django application quickly.
01:31 Setting up Django project
04:30 To create a Django app, specify the name of the app and it will create a set of files.
05:53 Create views or routes for accessing website
08:53 Routing in Django allows us to forward different URLs to the app's URLs
10:24 Learn how to use templates in Django
13:18 Learn how to create a database model and register it with the admin panel.
14:43 Register the 'to do item' model in the admin panel to modify and view the data
17:32 Learn how to render templates and pass variables using Django views.
18:58 Learn how to create a path and view all to dos in Django
dude you're literally my treasure when im trying to learn more coding. i've never understood more clearly from anyone else. i literally did 10-12 episodes of flask from you, learnt all of it and now here i am for django :D
This video is perfect for developers who are experienced with other frameworks and want a quick headstart with Django. Cheers!
These videos are perfect to get a good overview of a framework. Thanks !
at 12:15, for the home.html code template, the syntax is not highlighted as yours...not sure if it's because the modules/frameworks/libs for that file is not activated?
From a Spring Boot dev, Thanks a lot this will get me started with my current project.
This was fantastic Tim, very comprehensive for an intro to django
How do I do this 11:22 ? I have copied all the code and it's still not working and what is Jinja templating engine? Please can someone guide me, I am stuck.
same
This is awesome. Great work Tim.
If you put the speed to 10x , you can learn in 2 minutes
😂😂😂 broo
If only 😂
As an IT student from Germany: Thanks! I like that video more than the documentation.
I had already gone though the Django tutorial on their website, this video was a great extension of that and nailed home how django work. Thanks.
Nice quick how-to on getting started. At 2x speed, it's a fantastic 10.5-minute investment for a programer who has not used Django previously; thanks.
I have tried half a dozen tutorials on this very subject and couldn't get any of them to work..... that is until this one! This is freaking awesome! Thanks SOOO much for this, things are finally making sense.
Incidentally, 54-years old and havn't coded since the days of C++. Loving the channel.
Great tutorial indeed, these 20 minutes save a lot of my study time. Thank you so much for sharing!
That was the coolest and the finest vids i have ever seen!
Love this. Lately I have been struggling to sit through long videos or multiple vidoes on topics.
Yes, I get it now -- thanks to you @Tech With Tim. The jinja template link wasn't working though...had to type it all but it was worth it! Thanks again! Now looking forward to watching your videos on Full stack integration of React for frontend to Django
The best beginner friendly django tutorial that I watched. Thank you soo so much for this!
Exactly what I'm waiting for. You are a life saver 🤗
Absolutely needed this as a refresher, been putting off my CS50w final project, thanks for this!
Good demo, straight to the point! Thank you Tim.
Thank you! This was a great and simple introduction !
Thank you for this quick overview. Coming from Spring Boot, this is actually a really nice and quick way to get started.
I loved this, thanks man. Really enjoying your channel as a hobbiest programmer. It inspires me!
Very helpful video to understand Django concepts in a nutshell. Thank you Tim!
This is freaking awesome. Thanks Tim.
This is really helpful, sums up all the things in 20 minutes 👌
Superb video
I have been learning django from a week but this 20 min is more than a week learning
Love the speed! Exactly what I needed to get started!
Thanks for this video. It is so useful to me to start the Django project.
Perfect overview of the framework, its my first time using Django.
Thanks this video helped me getting started with Django and helped me contribute to Team Project
Awesome .... Explanation .. To the point ... Short & Informative !!!!!
You Nailed it ..!!
I Loved It ..!!
Happy Learning
This is probably one of the easiest tutorial to understand and implement MVT in your first Django project
I felt like I got the sauce dropped on me. I am inspired to make a website tomorrow morning now. Very clear and good tutorial.
awesome tutorial! I really appreciate that you put up the template file for us to grab.
Hi Tim! I am a big fan of your videos, thanks for all the tutorials.
I want to request you to also create a tutorial on how to deploy the created website on a host like Vercel so that it can be shared. I watched and coded along your Flask Notes App tutorial and deployed the site on Vercel but it gives internal server error repeatedly while working fine on the local. Having a tutorial from you would be really helpful!
Thanks!
Not sure if you have any experience, but it would be fun to see some htmx, alpine and tailwind integration into Django. There are many website clone tutorials on YTube but mostly for Nextjs. Would be nice to see some website clone tutorials using only Django, htmx, alpine, tailwindcss. Thanks! ❤
Great video, the admin part was awesome.
crazy digestable u made this respect
One of the best tutorials I've seen, thanks
fantastic man and course
is template codes avaliable on somewhere?
Sixteenth comment:
Great video, I already have a bit of experience with Flask from your earlier videos, Django seems quite similar and probably easier to pick up
probably great for those who already know django and are reviewing or re learning, hard to understand from a beginners perspective
I have installed SaaS Boilerplate and it looks great. Could you please do a tutorial on deploying an ecommerce site using prebuilt functions? Looks super useful.
Have you found anything with anyone being able to deploy a site using saas boilerplate?
@@TheRoyL so I managed to deploy SaaS boilerplate on AWS and it costs about $200 per month to run... way too expensive for my use case and I imagine virtually every other solo dev. Unless they rework it for a lite version its not practical to deploy.
Great intro to Django - thanks again Tim !
Where did he take this Jinja 2 template? I want to know
same doubt
Great tutorial! Worth the watch :)
Thanks for the tutorial! But may I know where I can find the navbar template code? at 11:03?
This video is basically my entire 4 month full stack boot camp last year
Where did you get that Jinja template HTML code? It came out of nowhere. I looked on the Jinja website but i still do not know where this came from.
let me know if you got😄
@@Sillysmiles76 same :(((((
same here. this made me close the video since i cant continue following along
@@retrorewind6042 It's in the description
A great introductory video! I'm personally stuck on trying to do a Vue.js + Django project, setting up an API and all that...
Yeah I have tried understand django, I think now I get some information thank you ❤
Coming from PHP and Laravel, django is very similar to Laravel, btw tim explained very nicely.
wallahi I loved the video, so easy to understand even tho django is not shallow
maybe share ur jinja template?
he shared it please see the description
This was a great overview, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
You missed one important part of django basics which is submitting a request from a template to a view so that the user could navigate to different views or make a change in database. Overall good job.
very good explained. thank you!
Would love a Next.JS tutorial! I'm looking to use it for my next app, but I'm not finding many good tutorials. (I like to follow a tutorial first before jumping straight into trying to build and have loved your tutorials!)
What a great course!!
thanks gave me the complete overview of the django
Oh man you are an explaining master, I jumped to Django from this tutorial, Could you make another tutorial for Django complete application, online pizza 🍕 ordering web, user authentication, individual users, they can order pizza, l expect fast tutorial like this one 🎉, thank you
from where could i access the jinja temlpating engin code that he just pasted?
Can you please link that base.html?
Where do we find that HTML boilerplate template code?
pastebin.com/AMzZVL12
The install worked successfully! Congratulations!
You are seeing this page because DEBUG=True is in your settings file and you have not configured any URLs.
I am getting this error. What should I do ?
thanks! i've learned a lot from the video!
thats a very good tutorial actually
Thank you This really helped your a life saver
Thanks for this. I found it helpful
Absolutely nailed it, Tim.
Thanks for the overview.
Okay someone please help me, I try to set up django but when I do the django-admin startproject name_of_project it just gives me an error message... What is it that I don't have installed or that I'm missing... The error message is as follows:
django-admin : The term 'django-admin' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name,
or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ django-admin startproject demotutoria
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (django-admin:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
perhaps it could be the directory or environment could be not in the root place, did you install django first?
Great video brother.
Ive noticed your not used a virtual environment for this, looking at documentation i see that its is standard. Is there a reason why you didn't use it here, is it needed ?
Great video btw :)
Hey tim, I loved you django tutorial, and I have a request if you create a similar crash course for nextjs
You good!, thanks for this tutorial!
Wow this is really great stuff.
Excellent video, kudos
Good job, good intoduction. Thanks.
Nice video! Much needed
I follow along but at timestamp 10:12 i open at browser and it didn't show hello world but it shows. Django installed successfully. You are seeing this page because debug=true is in your setting file and you have not configured any urls....please correct me
You need to hook up the urls, make sure u didn’t skip that step.
@@TechWithTim thanks
how did you resolved it? I think I followed all the steps and the Django installed successfully. still pops up
@@CarlProgrammer Did you save your work?
Another thing, make sure you are saving the files.
Exactly today I got to know about this apptension
thank you giving such a good info about django.