You're probably the best teacher I've come across so far for FastAPI content. I love how you explain the smallest things in such detail while keeping everything simple to understand and follow. Thanks for the hard work man! I'll be looking forward to exploring your channel and learning new concepts. For an idea of an application, maybe you could do a backend for an e-commerce website like a online book store or something. You could possibly show us how authentication works as well. I see you have done some AI content but mostly with django, maybe you would do one with FastAPI (RAG applications with databases)? I hope you'll be showing us how everything comes together and the best practices used in the industry. Also your channel's name is just 😘👌
Hey, thanks a lot, that's an amazing feedback to receive! Much appreciated. I have a big goal to do a project series where I build a backend with FastApi - an online book store is a great suggestion, thanks! AI content is something I'd like to bring more of to the channel, too - the most difficult thing at the moment is trying to find time for it all! Thanks again man!
@@bugbytes3923 No thanks needed. I should be thanking you for creating content like this. Of course I totally understand how busy you are but I’m more than happy to wait. Take your time buddy. I’d rather wait a month for good content than something you push out just cause. Quality over quantity you know. Keep doing what you’re doing really appreciate your stuff. Looking forward to future content from you!
I came across with your content and it is certainly helpful. Now I was wondering if you can expand this series of videos and include an example in which you combine FastAPI with alembic to programmatically execute the migrations. I think that is a really valuable content that does not exist in this platform (as far as I can tell) and that be extremely helpful because the documentation it is somehow unclear in terms of how to put those concepts into practice. I know that there is no obvious solution for that context, and I consider that many people will benefit from that. Thanks, and keep the great work up!
Thank you so much for this Series, it covers all those important topics in a very short time! I think you are actually the most time efficient youtube channel I have ever watched so far. Regarding application ideas: what I think would be great is a very basic data analysis tool (maybe some ai features) with frontend (maybe nuxt/vue) backend communication and having the fastapi application structured with routers, schemas and crud operations as it would be in a bigger application. Maybe also point out when SQLAlchemy is better to use than SQLModel. Anyway I am looking forward to your next FastAPI video :) Thanks!!
Thanks a lot! That's awesome to hear. I'm really keen to create a new series on FastAPI where we can build out a proper app, with many of the things you mention above, including the data/AI features! Thanks for the suggestion, it's definitely on the list - hopefully will start releasing around September.
@@bugbytes3923 That sounds absolutely great! I know how much work it is to do video production on such a high level, really looking forward for the next FastAPI series although the other topics you cover are also very interesting! Please keep going and thank you so much for for your efforts!!
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Please make this series in a next level in a way so that it will be helpful to the coming generation too.
You're probably the best teacher I've come across so far for FastAPI content. I love how you explain the smallest things in such detail while keeping everything simple to understand and follow. Thanks for the hard work man! I'll be looking forward to exploring your channel and learning new concepts.
For an idea of an application, maybe you could do a backend for an e-commerce website like a online book store or something. You could possibly show us how authentication works as well. I see you have done some AI content but mostly with django, maybe you would do one with FastAPI (RAG applications with databases)? I hope you'll be showing us how everything comes together and the best practices used in the industry. Also your channel's name is just 😘👌
Hey, thanks a lot, that's an amazing feedback to receive! Much appreciated.
I have a big goal to do a project series where I build a backend with FastApi - an online book store is a great suggestion, thanks! AI content is something I'd like to bring more of to the channel, too - the most difficult thing at the moment is trying to find time for it all!
Thanks again man!
@@bugbytes3923 No thanks needed. I should be thanking you for creating content like this. Of course I totally understand how busy you are but I’m more than happy to wait. Take your time buddy. I’d rather wait a month for good content than something you push out just cause. Quality over quantity you know.
Keep doing what you’re doing really appreciate your stuff. Looking forward to future content from you!
'Proper migration fail' sounds gorgeous! 😂
Haha!
@@bugbytes3923 High quality content btw!
I came across with your content and it is certainly helpful. Now I was wondering if you can expand this series of videos and include an example in which you combine FastAPI with alembic to programmatically execute the migrations. I think that is a really valuable content that does not exist in this platform (as far as I can tell) and that be extremely helpful because the documentation it is somehow unclear in terms of how to put those concepts into practice. I know that there is no obvious solution for that context, and I consider that many people will benefit from that.
Thanks, and keep the great work up!
This is very comprehensive tutorial. Thanks, you earn a subscription!
Thanks so much, really appreciate it - glad you liked!
Thank you so much for all the effort you put into this. Much appreciated. :))
No problem, thank you for watching and commenting!
Just finished watching the playlist, can't wait to build a project from just learned! Thank you so much :)
Awesome - thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for this Series, it covers all those important topics in a very short time! I think you are actually the most time efficient youtube channel I have ever watched so far.
Regarding application ideas: what I think would be great is a very basic data analysis tool (maybe some ai features) with frontend (maybe nuxt/vue) backend communication and having the fastapi application structured with routers, schemas and crud operations as it would be in a bigger application. Maybe also point out when SQLAlchemy is better to use than SQLModel.
Anyway I am looking forward to your next FastAPI video :)
Thanks!!
Thanks a lot! That's awesome to hear.
I'm really keen to create a new series on FastAPI where we can build out a proper app, with many of the things you mention above, including the data/AI features! Thanks for the suggestion, it's definitely on the list - hopefully will start releasing around September.
@@bugbytes3923 That sounds absolutely great! I know how much work it is to do video production on such a high level, really looking forward for the next FastAPI series although the other topics you cover are also very interesting! Please keep going and thank you so much for for your efforts!!
If you state the purpose first, we'll listen more attentively and you'll keep the viewers engaged for longer in the video.
Thanks!!!
Thanks for watching!
Your great bro. ❤ from India🇮🇳
Thanks a lot! Greetings from Glasgow!
Thanks for the hard work ❤❤
Thanks a lot for watching!
Hi, thanks for the video. Could you tell me what VSCode plugin are you using to preview SQLite db?
It's the SQLite plugin here:
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=alexcvzz.vscode-sqlite
@@bugbytes3923 Thanks!
Great content
Thanks a lot!
What’s the issue with alembic and sqlmodel was?
I saw it was easier with sqlalchemy
what is Github repo for this?
Is this the last video for this series bro?
hello and tnx a lot...please update the course faster
You can't command or order him like this Else For that you should donate some amount to him..
Would you share the scripts ?