URLS and Views | Django Framework (3.0) Crash Course Tutorials (pt 2)

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[@JohnnysaidWhat]

In your accounts urls file remember there is a third argument to path which is a name you can associate to that path. If you have any anchor tags that use this url it will allow you to use a special url template tag function. Basically if the url ever changes in your url file it will change automatically for you in the templates. Just a quick tip not sure if this is covered in later videos!

[@DennisIvy]

Thank you john :) Yea I get to that in a later video. Just tried to keep it as simple as possible and progress as the course goes on.

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it was so good idea to split explanation of the whole project into smaller pieces, really appreciate for your hard work. :)

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just started django and i hope this tutorial will explain everything clearly

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Thank you! all the videos now use out of date syntax for django so finally I have it working!

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Thank you Muhammad! I'll be created a rest API crash course soon and then some projects that will reply heavily on it.

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@@DennisIvy hello dennis. a quick question.. why did you use "return HttpResponse" instead of "'return render" in the views section under the function

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thank you finally i understood the basic django url routing.

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Haha thank you Annie ! Glad it was simple enough :)

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[@hakimled4300]

thank you for your tutorial which is based on django 3 could you please make a tutorial how to upload and resize big pictures using the pillow module , how to save the path in database and how to delete the corresponding image

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Thanks a lot! You are doing great job! Brilliant Tutorial!!! I like a lot url/fuctions/ template scheme, it makes clear how the Django is organised.

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Bro thank you so much ❤ this is excellent explanation. I love this.

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Great content. Exaclty what I needed to organize my app for scale.

[@consig1iere294]

@ 4:55 I totally got confused, if that is not how it was suppose to happen then why did you do all of that?

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Thanks for this course I trust it will be great, I have 2 questions 1. Can I use any IDE of my choice like Spyder? 2. How do run sublime text Code?

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Hi, so far enjoying the first video and excited about this one. I have one question: I don't know if you are going to cover it later in the videos: Do you use virtual environment to run all the python commands and django and other features? I saw that this is the recommended way in the Django Documentation as well as in other tutorials I have found out in the internet. Thanks dude for all the effort, thought and intelligence put in these videos.

[@julianbazanaguirre8439]

AWESOME, yesterday I went from video 1 to 6 during the whole day, trying to really grasp the knowledge, transcribing everything, also the html and css file to try to understand what is going on. I went through the videos once again today, and I am pretty confident about how to start a new project, new app, set the routings. Thanks a lot!

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I think that it is important to demonstrate VCS when ever there is a lengthly presentation like this. Something always goes wrong and we all need to learn and practice recovering from those situations, and also what django files should be included in the .gitignore file.

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well explained ... very clear and concise. thank you!

[@nyashazivanai6902]

this is very clear and very understandable thank you, but why did you use different URL pages, and how does it really benefit

[@charanpasupula3763]

That was clean explanation. Thank you

[@amazonfbaphotographer7333]

what I don't understand is why you make the decision to place the code in which folder. Would be great if you explained why you want the urlpatterns to be in account folder instead of the crm1 folder.

[@RodriMaxTV]

Whatdoes the from . Import means ? like that dot ...

[@DennisIvy]

"from . import views" This means import the views file that is in the same directory.

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love you bro , please make similar videos for REST APIS

[@colepower22]

I have errors for undefined variable ‘path’ and the variable ‘include’ is aso undefined . If you know why I might be getting these errors please help! I love the videos!

[@colepower22]

I’m so green, I apologize I have figured it out thank you so much.

[@Warpgatez]

No offense but you need to go back and drive home the fundamentals of Python. You should've easily known what that error meant. If you keep moving forward you're going to get stuck badly in tutorial hell.

[@consig1iere294]

Quick question, I know the correct way of doing all the "programming" is in view.py but why not use urls.py like the way you did in the beginning? Tbh I like that way better, including the functions in your urls.py is more easy to understand. Is there any advantage/disadvantage to that?

[@ymnop9652]

imagine i have a site with 50 urls path and 50 functions all in one file

[@lingua.community]

Thank youfor the tutorial. Why do we need to create a second url.py file? Doesn't it makeit more confusing? I think you got confused yourself on the way because of it. Could you please explain why we need to double urls.py? Thank you.

[@DennisIvy]

Separation of concern. Any app code should sit in an app folder. In most projects you would typically have multiple apps therefore it’s good to create a url file for each app. Putting all these in one file will make your app messy and hard to scale. So in this example we have a root url file that will be in charge of directing the core routing, then we’ll let the apps urls file handle everything else.

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Hi, I am loving it.

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I love your videos! :)

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Nice video, but how do I redirect to a url with a "pk"

[@sid4752]

I have followed all the steps it did say Django successful, but when at the end it says localhost refused to connect.. Can someone help me out? I'm using MacOS Catolina.

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go to stack overflow man

[@sid4752]

@@rinshinjalal1952 I did. Found nothing useful.

[@osamnsa904]

Do I always need to install django with every new project?

[@swaroopkv4540]

How to open for example contact page present in home.html page

[@yohannesayana9456]

I did all what u did in my code and I saw django successsful message but still show the error:Page not found (404) Request Method: GET Request URL: 127.0.0.1:8000/about Using the URLconf defined in crm.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order: admin/ The current path, about, didn't match any of these. You're seeing this error because you have DEBUG = True in your Django settings file. Change that to False, and Django will display a standard 404 page.......can anyone help me please?

[@crabmeat88]

I have followed the instructions but I get this error: Module 'accounts.views' has no 'home'. Even tho my code in views. py in accounts is as follows: from django.shortcuts import render from django.http import HttpResponse # Create your views here. def home(request): return HttpResponse('home') def products(request): return HttpResponse('products') def customer (request): return HttpResponse('customer')

[@praveenpatel5476]

I do Same brother but showing this error TemplateDoesNotExist at /users accounts/index.html I have accounts->templates->accounts->index.html please help if you can

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one doubt , in any page like a product or customer page i put one href code and can i link to customer to product page how can i do it , but here u r using 127.0.0.1:8000/ this link and /customer , /product but how can i use if i click some like it should go to the respective page which i clicked

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hey thank you for your lovely videos.. can you please make a video on class based view.

[@DennisIvy]

Its on my list :)

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what is the difference between django and django unchained?

[@aleemhakim]

I need source code for this please :( The given link isn't working .....

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awesome .. thank you very much.

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Very nice tutorial I found

[@DennisIvy]

Glad you liked it!

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how can i open the project once again after shutting it once

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thank you

[@DennisIvy]

My pleasure :)

[@hakimled4300]

We need course how to resize pictures

[@DennisIvy]

You mean in css or resizing pictures after saving in static files?

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OSError: [WinError 123] The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect: '' I have get that Error...

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what can I do?

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so where are the files to put the html code?

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Excellent course 04/07/2020

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A great tutorial on Django. But if you used white theme on text editor it would be more visible to the user.

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Great!

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helpful : )

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and thanks again

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