I my self am learning Python and at a pretty advanced stage. I have to learn how to work with variables and how to use them to my advantage, and many many other stuff. Just remember you can do what ever you want in life if you really want it and it is your passion, you need to try for the things you want in life, if you really want to learn it then you can learn it. And remember to never give up, and never call your self a bad programmer, a bad programmer would be someone who doesn't no what print( "Test") does, if you know the code and what you are writing then you no what you are doing. Remember never give up.
I'm a beginner in Django. Thank you for giving a small slice viewing some of the things that are under the cover of this framework. I like your advice at the end (practice, read docs, get better with python)
Because it helps you to put a website(s) together in a concise way. If you've never had experience in putting a site together, it's hard to explain. It's not the design of the site, as far as what each page looks like (although that's part of it to an extent), it's separating the parts of the site to different files and having them hook up to each other. There are all kinds of different web frameworks in Python and other languages that make it easier to put a site together.
great video. im totally new to web frameworks and its hard finding a tutorial for the big picture rather than the details of django. this was that video
Very nice video. Had to go through bunch to finally find this one. Instructor is very clear at explaining complex things fast and easy to understand. Great tutorial! Thank you!
l like your tutorials they are so great and easy to follow. By any chance do you have a Tutorial on Object Oriented Programming in Python (OOP)? or do you know a site which offers one? Thank you
real beginner questions - Is it a problem having downloaded both python v.2.7 and v.3.4.2? Should I try removing v.2.7 before installing set up tools? any help is appreciated.
thanks for the video :) , I'm using virtualenwrapper, when I create project project with django 1.4 or 1.5 it doesn't create mange.py file , it does only when I create a virtualenv with django 1.6 , can you please explain why ? , thanks in advance :)
This is awesome, I'm watching it again. It's probably a good idea to follow Django's official tutorial before watching this video (and also have at least some prior exposure to Python).
Hello , currently i am supporting and maintaining Django based application with Python, HTML and Javascript. Since i have been the one working with Django , i have been said to create a new web based application using Django with python along with HTML , Javascript and watever needed. I have some knowledge of Django, Python, HTML, but i need to learn from scratch to build a webapp on my based on the requirements of client. Kindly pls help me on any study materials(Django, Python, HTML, Javascript) , where i can be more confident of creating a project of my own on Django.
django-admin.py doesn't work. i've installed djano using the 'pip' way as stated in this vid on ways to install django. my terminal says command not found.
Python is a general purpose language, it is used for every other thing a language like Java, C/C++ does. Web Development is just one of the application domains you can get into with Python. It's an awesome language! Read > Learning Python by O'reilly.
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Vagabund92 No, Django is not only for "applications for homepages". It's a web framework to build websites, period. It makes the building of websites much easier than without it. . . Should you know Python first? In my opinion that's a resounding "yes". You could probably get by without knowing Python of you were literate in another programming language, I know some who have. But I'd definitely know the basics of Python at the very least. . . I was watching a Django presentation at PyCon a few yrs ago, and someone asked "how do I get better at Djagno?" The presenter answered "get better at Python." And I agree.
If you want a more in depth tutorial for beginners, I used Mike Hibbert's tutorials here on youtube. . .He makes a simple app, explaining why you do everything, and alternatives. They're simple, but in depth. . .Just thought I'd let you know, if you are planning on continuing django. . .Without Mike's tuts, I'd have been lost. BTW, I have NOTHING to do with Mike or his channel. Just thought I'd help you out (if you want it), lol.
I've both been a trainer and have decades of being in tech training. He speaks too fast for most people to hear + learn + index. Good content and presentation other that speaking to fast but that is a biggee. See Lynda.com's Simon Allardice for an example of a great video instructor.
In my opinion Django is very difficult to learn, because you have to adapter every module and function just to do a simple task, like a form, easily done by PHP. That's sad because a love Python :(
Harry - Iplodman The Python code makes sense to me--installing Django using "pip" doesn't make any sense to me. Why isn't there a simple install package for Windows?
Not the best teacher. I understand what he's saying but he really doesn't teach as slow and dedicated as a lot of people need....but most good developers don't lol.
I my self am learning Python and at a pretty advanced stage. I have to learn how to work with variables and how to use them to my advantage, and many many other stuff. Just remember you can do what ever you want in life if you really want it and it is your passion, you need to try for the things you want in life, if you really want to learn it then you can learn it. And remember to never give up, and never call your self a bad programmer, a bad programmer would be someone who doesn't no what print( "Test") does, if you know the code and what you are writing then you no what you are doing. Remember never give up.
+Seb G i am a noob in Python but I know how to use a solver in it
I too clapped at home at the end of his talk!
Thank you so much, this was the best Django talk I saw!!
Probably one of the best teachers, that I have ever seen....
Awesome guy... Hats off... This guys made my life easier.
Django became easier to understand. Thanks to this guy.
Wow this guy is a great teacher. I really like how he stops to respond to questions you basically were about to ask him before you have to haha.
+Joseph Staples Oh people are literally typing their questions to him, that is cool.
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I'm a beginner in Django. Thank you for giving a small slice viewing some of the things that are under the cover of this framework. I like your advice at the end (practice, read docs, get better with python)
Because it helps you to put a website(s) together in a concise way. If you've never had experience in putting a site together, it's hard to explain. It's not the design of the site, as far as what each page looks like (although that's part of it to an extent), it's separating the parts of the site to different files and having them hook up to each other. There are all kinds of different web frameworks in Python and other languages that make it easier to put a site together.
I too clapped at the end of his talk in my room!
Thank you so much, this was the best Django talk I ever saw!!
great video. im totally new to web frameworks and its hard finding a tutorial for the big picture rather than the details of django. this was that video
Very nice video. Had to go through bunch to finally find this one. Instructor is very clear at explaining complex things fast and easy to understand. Great tutorial! Thank you!
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Summary of the first 8 minutes: Python is great. Read the tutorial to get started. OK, now you can get back 8 minutes of your life.
Skip to roughly here (th-cam.com/video/zTNA0MtZwso/w-d-xo.htmlm10s) to avoid pre-ambulatory waffle.
Ian Noble I'd say skip to 8:09
Great presentation, very well explained for Python Beginners with some HTML/JavaScript/C# skills.
Brilliant vid. Great trainer, as theprevious commenter noted. I did get lost at 50:06, but I think that was partly his intention. Great stuff!
Nice. Coming from a ZERO Django/Py backgroud, great into. Will come back to this once I get into it a bit more.
Such a great video! just the thing i needed to get started with django. it gives you such a good overview of all the basics. loved it! two thumbs up.
l like your tutorials they are so great and easy to follow. By any chance do you have a Tutorial on Object Oriented Programming in Python (OOP)? or do you know a site which offers one? Thank you
Don't know anything about Django - this video is two years old, is it still up to date or has a lot changed in the framework in that time?
+Daniel Jeffery not much has changed, lots of features added
real beginner questions - Is it a problem having downloaded both python v.2.7 and v.3.4.2? Should I try removing v.2.7 before installing set up tools? any help is appreciated.
Excellent video. Ideas of view, model, template were explained very well.
Thanx !!!
Best Django tutorial walkthrough I had ever seen. (Y)
thanks for the video :) , I'm using virtualenwrapper, when I create project project with django 1.4 or 1.5 it doesn't create mange.py file , it does only when I create a virtualenv with django 1.6 , can you please explain why ? , thanks in advance :)
This is awesome, I'm watching it again. It's probably a good idea to follow Django's official tutorial before watching this video (and also have at least some prior exposure to Python).
Very nice tutorial to help you get the feeling of what Django is all about. Thanks
Great talk! Very useful for those who are starting out!
great presentation
Excellent intro to Django, thank you!
Thank u so much Simeon. Great presentation.
Hello , currently i am supporting and maintaining Django based application with Python, HTML and Javascript. Since i have been the one working with Django , i have been said to create a new web based application using Django with python along with HTML , Javascript and watever needed. I have some knowledge of Django, Python, HTML, but i need to learn from scratch to build a webapp on my based on the requirements of client. Kindly pls help me on any study materials(Django, Python, HTML, Javascript) , where i can be more confident of creating a project of my own on Django.
thanks for such a great tutorial
I just wanna build stuff. how many more programs will i have to download?
judojustim a lot
thank you! someone finally explain what views, urls.py and setting.py means
django-admin.py doesn't work. i've installed djano using the 'pip' way as stated in this vid on ways to install django. my terminal says command not found.
what are the settings for using mongoDB as database.
Very good overview on Django. Wondering how some guys refuse to use RegEx
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So you should know Python first, right? And Django is only for applications for homepages?
Thank you! :-)
Python is a general purpose language, it is used for every other thing a language like Java, C/C++ does.
Web Development is just one of the application domains you can get into with Python.
It's an awesome language!
Read > Learning Python by O'reilly.
Thank's ^^ I think I didn`t understood what django is.... I already learned the basics of python, but I'm still quite a bad programmer..
***** Just ask mean and I tell where the best resources are, I literally have almost every best seller,top rated book IT book on my computer.
Swaroop Python tutorial, go there to learn Python. Learn Python the Hard Way. Core Applications with Python to apply Python fundamentals to specific application domains.
pythonprogramming.net by Sentdex(theres a ytb channel by the guy who made the website), there's Trevor Payne Python tutorials too. :D
Vagabund92 No, Django is not only for "applications for homepages". It's a web framework to build websites, period. It makes the building of websites much easier than without it. . .
Should you know Python first? In my opinion that's a resounding "yes". You could probably get by without knowing Python of you were literate in another programming language, I know some who have. But I'd definitely know the basics of Python at the very least. . .
I was watching a Django presentation at PyCon a few yrs ago, and someone asked "how do I get better at Djagno?" The presenter answered "get better at Python." And I agree.
Awesome start to my Django journey...:)
I have started to symbolically hold my b4reath until Django 1.9 is here for us web developers in September.
Steve Burrus Are there going to be major changes in 1.9, Steve? I don't keep up with the changes until they actually happen, lol.
Watch at 1.25x
lol
Im on 1.5
i'm on 1.5 too :D
LOL 1.5x this guy is AMAZING!
This is fantastic start for me!
Very well done. Thx
If you want a more in depth tutorial for beginners, I used Mike Hibbert's tutorials here on youtube. . .He makes a simple app, explaining why you do everything, and alternatives. They're simple, but in depth. . .Just thought I'd let you know, if you are planning on continuing django. . .Without Mike's tuts, I'd have been lost.
BTW, I have NOTHING to do with Mike or his channel. Just thought I'd help you out (if you want it), lol.
Nice Presentation ...
Thank you for such a nice video..
You could put up the python code files here becoz its diifficult to write all the code seeing from video
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Very useful. Thanks.
good video for info
awesome intro
Can you share the ppt file?
Very interesting.
synchdb not works for django
1.9
+Rakesh Mourya Django now uses migrations to replace syncdb - docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/topics/migrations/#a-brief-history
I at he moment am learning python networking and front end developement
A Brilliant Class...
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I still don't get why you would use this. I'm new to Python, why is this used?
I've both been a trainer and have decades of being in tech training. He speaks too fast for most people to hear + learn + index. Good content and presentation other that speaking to fast but that is a biggee. See Lynda.com's Simon Allardice for an example of a great video instructor.
maybe he was stressed out, i already tried this, even i have a lot of ideas to say, but that hormones that get me stressed out, i forget everything...
AWWWSOOOOOOOME!!!!!!!!
Great!!
In my opinion Django is very difficult to learn, because you have to adapter every module and function just to do a simple task, like a form, easily done by PHP. That's sad because a love Python :(
can anyone tell me ,how to make calculator using django
ayeshanu y why would you do that? Like a web app?
this is for beginners? I have no clue what he is talking about.
Beginners to Django. If you have barely any experience with coding or Python, this wont make much sense to you.
Harry - Iplodman The Python code makes sense to me--installing Django using "pip" doesn't make any sense to me. Why isn't there a simple install package for Windows?
Harry - Iplodman Nevermind, I found the TAR file on the right side of the downloads page -- www.djangoproject.com/download/
Benji Asperheim Ah, good to know :P Let me know if you have any more problems.
Benji Asperheim pip IS a simple solution. $ pip install django==1.7 on the command line is as easy as it gets
Is that Steve Howie?
Thank you!
Its funny how companies come and go - marakana doesn't even exist anymore
Wealth of knowledge, but man, you're talking way to fast. Please slow down a bit next time you make a video. Thanks!
definetly keep it fast! people can rewind if need be! Thanks!
such a big huge pile of mess in django - he did well to pick out the basic pieces for newbies
non-beginners can start from 35:40
watching at 2.0x _ _ _ _ _ :-D
i wnat to ask something abot django.. can you give me your email please..
Komentarz dla statystyk.
Not the best teacher. I understand what he's saying but he really doesn't teach as slow and dedicated as a lot of people need....but most good developers don't lol.
the talking is too fast
+Joe cc Change the video speed
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