I was making a ToDo app and was stuck at the database part, but you removed my problems flawlessly and yes, Your video duration is perfect ! sometimes long duration videos just are boring but yours was just perfect, i have no words to say ! THANK YOU VERY MUCH ! Hoping to see more videos like this 🤩
I watch a lot of Django content. But your teaching style is stellar. I will join your website as soon as I Finnish my current set of udemy Django courses.
Great videos, thank you! I second another comment for taking a brief pause in between key steps. That time is crucial for letting the concepts sink (especially when hopping between a template, view, urls, and ultimately testing in the browser).
Amazing, Pretty Printed u rocks. you removed the confusion part of django. i have seen lot of tuts but u are great. Django can easily confuse u but still is very simple
Perfect! You are great! Congratulations for your videos! You are objective, you go direct to the point! So, your videos have a good duration! I have one suggestion: For each video you create, you could create another video just talking about the tests for the code you used. For example, this video above would have another video that you talk about the tests. I think a second video is good because if it was only one video it would be very long. And you can focus only on the code to make things work, leaving the tests code to the second video.
Very good job; I will try this out! I just tried a different tutorial on a todo app, but this adds many features that would be great to learn! I’m now a subscriber!
Thank you very much for this productive tutorial. It has really improved my Python Django skills! You're such a good tutor. Everything was explained clearly.
Guess I'm late, but I have a question. What would it take to make this app unique for each user? Currently it looks the same for everyone visiting the site and I would want each user to have their personal, private list. Is there a way to make it in Django without implementing whole user authentication stuff?
Hi. Thanks for the tutorials. The forms I have created doesn't align properly. Do I need to modify the index.html which I had downloaded from your git repository. The file content is same as that of your model. Still the form is not aligned, and the Todo list is not visible. Similar thing had happened in case of the first tutorial too
Hi! great video!.. You are very detailed and thorough! 28:22 The color does not change when I use the "list-group-item" command in css. Could you inform me of anything i'm doing wrong?
Great tutorial mate! best django youtuber out there! I only have one question. please :( im really having a hard time on the primary key. Is "todo_id" the default id for django? if it is. why is it throwing an error in my views. thank you so much! I will really appreciate any answers.
Thanks again Antony, but i'm kind of stuck .My loop in if else doesn't sync with the completed like yours where i'm i going wrong your i mean they all look the same completed ones are not canceled.
It's really hard to say without seeing what you're doing, but make sure there are no hidden errors anyway. Take a look at the console and try messing around with the if statement to make sure it's actually being executed.
Hi, I had a question about Django and database migrations. How do you update a model? For instance, if I create a model, migrate it to the database, then decide to add another field, what is the easiest way to update the table and make the changes?
Thanks for the tutorial. Please can you make video on how users can login and make their own Todo list(one user should not have access to other users todo list)
Thank you for the video. When you implement links like this than you are redirected to this page after the database is changed. However, you are redirected at the start of the site (but maybe I was doint something at the bottom). I used anchors in order to direct the user to the appropriate place. Is there a better way to do this? I need to use javascript in order to achieve this, don't I?
If you want to have a true single page app where you don't actually load new pages or refresh the entire page, then you'll need to use JavaScript instead of regular anchor links.
Hello, Anthony! thank U for your videos! they are like clean water in the dessert! can You explain what do you mean under 'Client side staff' on 23:35, by which we can avoid reloading a page?
Nice video, you can use also new_todo = Todo(text=form.cleaned_data['text']) which is much safer... ModelForm is a more easiest way to create form from a model.
Hello , can I use Mongo DB with Django , already have Collections in Mongo, want to query the Collections and give results to user in Django FE. Will take input from user from Django FE --> run query from Mongo Aggregations--> display result in Django FE
What I mean is if I click on a completed task, it should again go to uncompleted form. I hope you understand. (opposite of what's happening when we mark a task as complete.)
What have you tried? I managed to do it by always having a link around the list items, and setting the completion status to the opposite (False -> True, and True -> False) in the view.
Hello, I am getting "Reverse for 'add' not found. 'add' is not a valid view function or pattern name." error once I try to access server to index.html. What could be the problem?
Hi Anthony! Thanks for this tutorial, so far perfectly clear and useful. I have a question though: why do you have localhost:8000/add when you show the behaviour of the @require_POST? shouldn't it be localhost:8000/todo/add according with the urls(dot)py that we have?
You're right, I thought you had it the other way, sorry. Another question: what if you don't want to delete unless you hit the button, I mean not trough typing in the url directly in the browser, is there any special require that could do that?
If you restrict the view for delete to POST and use a form submit when you click the button, you can do it. Another option is using an AJAX call from JavaScript when the button gets clicked.
@Pretty Printed Exception Value: Reverse for 'complete' with arguments '(1,)' and keyword arguments '{}' not found. 1 pattern(s) tried: ['complete/'] Please, help
in the completeTodo part when i click an item on todo list instead of the item getting completed i get an error, 'value error, The view todo.views.completeTodo didn't return an HttpResponse object. It returned None instead.'
Good job! Thanks a lot! But I want you to stop for some seconds after you stop edit code - need some time to take a pause and edit my own code. Thanks!
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I was making a ToDo app and was stuck at the database part, but you removed my problems flawlessly and yes, Your video duration is perfect ! sometimes long duration videos just are boring but yours was just perfect, i have no words to say ! THANK YOU VERY MUCH !
Hoping to see more videos like this 🤩
Hi Anthony, your Django playlist is frickin' awesome, can't wait to complete all of it. Thanks a lot🙏🏻
I watch a lot of Django content. But your teaching style is stellar. I will join your website as soon as I Finnish my current set of udemy Django courses.
As usual, great job on this course Anthony!!
Perfect djano explanation in 30 min def subscribing
I have been searching for Django tutorial for so long.finally I found Django 2.0
Can't wait to start learning.
Hope you like it.
This was beautifully done. This was my first django app and I was really easy to understand and follow, great job!
This was the best video so far on django!
Hi Anthony, thanks a lot for this video and for all of your job🙏🏻 I am a big fan ☺
its truth that you are a very good teacher please upload more project of django
Great videos, thank you! I second another comment for taking a brief pause in between key steps. That time is crucial for letting the concepts sink (especially when hopping between a template, view, urls, and ultimately testing in the browser).
I'll consider that for future videos. Thanks for the feedback.
Probably best todo app on django. Keep on going man
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Amazing, Pretty Printed u rocks. you removed the confusion part of django. i have seen lot of tuts but u are great. Django can easily confuse u but still is very simple
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much!!!
I am really blessed to have tutorials for free from guys like you and sentdex..
Perfect! You are great! Congratulations for your videos! You are objective, you go direct to the point! So, your videos have a good duration! I have one suggestion: For each video you create, you could create another video just talking about the tests for the code you used. For example, this video above would have another video that you talk about the tests. I think a second video is good because if it was only one video it would be very long. And you can focus only on the code to make things work, leaving the tests code to the second video.
Hey Bruno, that's a good idea. I've been thinking about how to incorporate tests into the videos. I'll see what I can do about that.
Very good job; I will try this out! I just tried a different tutorial on a todo app, but this adds many features that would be great to learn! I’m now a subscriber!
This is exactly what I was searching , thank you
Thanks man! You're such a good tutor.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thank you very much for this productive tutorial. It has really improved my Python Django skills! You're such a good tutor. Everything was explained clearly.
Very, very and very good buddy! Congratulations and thank you! Success for you!
Well explained! Very clear and succinct.
Thank you.
Thanks for this and your other Django tutorials Anthony - I really appreciate your work.
Just want to let you know your work is a great help to me! Thank you so much!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
really easy and nice tutorial....thank you
Another really great video!
Wonderful Tutorial man, thanks a bunch
Great video! Great explanations! Thank you so much
Thanks for such a wonderful tutorial
Thanks, I'm new to Django, but this tutorial is an excellent beginnig.Great job, I appreciate it!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Guess I'm late, but I have a question.
What would it take to make this app unique for each user? Currently it looks the same for everyone visiting the site and I would want each user to have their personal, private list.
Is there a way to make it in Django without implementing whole user authentication stuff?
Many thanks you for all of you do.
Thanks for your effort.. Its exactly a great tutorial for a short time.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
I think, couple of things left unsaid. What if save or delete methods raise an error? What if submitted form appears to be not valid?
Hi. Thanks for the tutorials.
The forms I have created doesn't align properly.
Do I need to modify the index.html which I had downloaded from your git repository.
The file content is same as that of your model.
Still the form is not aligned, and the Todo list is not visible.
Similar thing had happened in case of the first tutorial too
Awesome Video ... Subscribed ..Keep up the good work .
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Thank you so much for the awesome work. Best explanation ever :)
Hi! great video!.. You are very detailed and thorough! 28:22 The color does not change when I use the "list-group-item" command in css. Could you inform me of anything i'm doing wrong?
Thanks for the tutorial, pretty printed..Learning a lot,will there be a tutorial on django rest framework in future with real examples?
Yes.
Great tutorial mate! best django youtuber out there! I only have one question. please :( im really having a hard time on the primary key. Is "todo_id" the default id for django? if it is. why is it throwing an error in my views. thank you so much! I will really appreciate any answers.
The default id will always be just 'id'. Normally you use something like todo_id when you are using it as a foreign key in another table.
Thanks for the video. I think we can save what we did today or yesterday. And at weekend we can export list what we did for a week (month, year).
That's a good idea for a feature for the app.
Thanks for watching.
very useful video...I learned a lot...good job
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video on Django 2.0 and Python 3.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your awesome explanation on the video. I became more understand with Django (y)
You're welcome!
anthony . thx for this tut , where do you host your pretty printed website ?? and whats the price for monthly or yearly plans ??
I use a service called Teachable. It costs $100 a month.
Thanks again Antony, but i'm kind of stuck .My loop in if else doesn't sync with the completed like
yours where i'm i going wrong your i mean they all look the same completed ones are not canceled.
It's really hard to say without seeing what you're doing, but make sure there are no hidden errors anyway. Take a look at the console and try messing around with the if statement to make sure it's actually being executed.
Hi, I had a question about Django and database migrations. How do you update a model? For instance, if I create a model, migrate it to the database, then decide to add another field, what is the easiest way to update the table and make the changes?
You just have to make the migrations and again and run migrate.
Thanks for the tutorial. Please can you make video on how users can login and make their own Todo list(one user should not have access to other users todo list)
That's a good idea. I'll consider that. Thanks.
does this code use the concept of linked lists?
Very good, thank you!
can i use simple form ? from html without form.py ?
i am happy during learning that thank you
You're welcome!
Hey very much thank full to you Anthony. your videos r a lot to me.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
hey Anthony. where did u get the base file that has index and static?
Someone made it for me.
Thank you for the video. When you implement links like this than you are redirected to this page after the database is changed. However, you are redirected at the start of the site (but maybe I was doint something at the bottom). I used anchors in order to direct the user to the appropriate place. Is there a better way to do this? I need to use javascript in order to achieve this, don't I?
If you want to have a true single page app where you don't actually load new pages or refresh the entire page, then you'll need to use JavaScript instead of regular anchor links.
Very much informative
Thanks for watching.
Hello, Anthony! thank U for your videos! they are like clean water in the dessert!
can You explain what do you mean under 'Client side staff' on 23:35, by which we can avoid reloading a page?
You can use things like jQuery, React, Vue, Angular, plain JavaScript, etc to change parts of the page without reloading it.
Amazing work hats off u man ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
Thanks for watching!
thank you so much!!
Hi , on my index page i am failing to get the list of the todo activities.
You could have get the todolist from ToDoIst app, it would be more interesting. But anyway this video deserves like!
Thanks for watching!
Yeah, you're doing great job! Thanks for this kind of stuff :)
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Could you tell me which text editor are you using?, please
Thanks!
why u arent work with dark theme i barley can c the file names
Nice video, you can use also new_todo = Todo(text=form.cleaned_data['text']) which is much safer... ModelForm is a more easiest way to create form from a model.
Yeah, you're right. I had a brain fart when I did that.
As for modelform, I released a video on that today.
Thank u very much, dude!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Great job!
Thanks for watching!
Hello , can I use Mongo DB with Django , already have Collections in Mongo, want to query the Collections and give results to user in Django FE. Will take input from user from Django FE --> run query from Mongo Aggregations--> display result in Django FE
Yes, you can use Mongo with Django. I plan on making videos how to do so soon.
@@prettyprinted thanks a lot
Awesome video ever seen. Long Way to go.
Thanks for watching!
Hey.. I was wondering of undoing the completed task. I tried a something but it didn't work. Can you help with it?
What I mean is if I click on a completed task, it should again go to uncompleted form. I hope you understand. (opposite of what's happening when we mark a task as complete.)
What have you tried? I managed to do it by always having a link around the list items, and setting the completion status to the opposite (False -> True, and True -> False) in the view.
Hello,
I am getting "Reverse for 'add' not found. 'add' is not a valid view function or pattern name." error once I try to access server to index.html. What could be the problem?
Did you add the name on the url in your urls.py?
Write instead of {% url 'add' %} {% url 'todo:add' %} the last way worked for me.
Hi Anthony! Thanks for this tutorial, so far perfectly clear and useful. I have a question though: why do you have localhost:8000/add when you show the behaviour of the @require_POST? shouldn't it be localhost:8000/todo/add according with the urls(dot)py that we have?
In the path that points to the todo.urls.py, I'm not matching against todo in the endpoint, so I can use /add.
You're right, I thought you had it the other way, sorry. Another question: what if you don't want to delete unless you hit the button, I mean not trough typing in the url directly in the browser, is there any special require that could do that?
If you restrict the view for delete to POST and use a form submit when you click the button, you can do it. Another option is using an AJAX call from JavaScript when the button gets clicked.
@Pretty Printed Exception Value:
Reverse for 'complete' with arguments '(1,)' and keyword arguments '{}' not found. 1 pattern(s) tried: ['complete/']
Please, help
Did you pass the item id with the complete argument in the reverse function?
Nice men. Thanks so much !
Please, edit this app and add herewith "Task history". User may find out previous Task by clicking date. Thanks.
in the completeTodo part when i click an item on todo list instead of the item getting completed i get an error, 'value error, The view todo.views.completeTodo didn't return an HttpResponse object. It returned None instead.'
Every view function must have a return statement at the end that returns something like HttpResponse or render.
Hi, Do you have a course on django in Udemy ?
No, I only have courses on my site: courses.prettyprinted.com
please also tells about the basic stuffs . Like adding template and static files
Will do!
Cannot found bs/js/jquery.min.js
And bs/js/bootstrap.min.js........anyone help me to solve this problem
Understood a lot of concepts.....nyc
Thanks for watching!
Make a video on class base views
I am looking for video on Django 2.0 i.e Same example with Ajax calls instead of forms.
I'll probably cover that soon.
Pretty Printed thanks.
the AddTodo function got me so confused :( 22:50 , excellent video thought :D
Thanks for watching!
what is my username when i try to log into admin? the email we created with the superuser?
log in with your username that you entered at the beginning when you executed the commands: python manage.py createsuperuser
like Username (leave blank to use 'dell'): admin
admin is my Username
Greate stuff
Thanks for watching!
26:24 my form isn't working. I can't see any result on the terminal
How to write a test for this todo app?
I'll cover that in a future video.
thanks man
You're welcome!
Awesome.............
That was cool
Thanks for watching!
Please, provide me a template . I have not found.
located in github link then download zip
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
cool
Thanks for watching!
What the command prompt?
The thing you use to run commands like python filename.py.
hello anybody help please !! reverse for 'complete' with argument'(1') not found. 1 pattern() tried
href="{% url 'complete' todo_id=Todo.id %}
@Rishabh Mishra href="{% url 'complete' todo_id=Todo.id %} hope this may work..
that was really amazing but why don't you use Generic Views
Just wanted to keep it simple for the example.
even without JS!
Yep!
thakyou
Good job! Thanks a lot! But I want you to stop for some seconds after you stop edit code - need some time to take a pause and edit my own code. Thanks!
Can you explain this app the same way you did it but using class-based views?? Or at least reply this comment! THANX!
I can do that. Thanks for the idea.