Django 2 URLs Tutorial For Beginners (2018)

In this video you will learn how to work with urls in django.
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First, you will learn how to set up basic paths, with and without arguments.
After that, you will learn about the include function which can be used to include another urls file.
Then we will cover names. They can be used to 'reverse engineer' the url of a path, making it more convenient to change the url of a path without breaking all the links in our application (that will be covered in the next part about templates).
Last, we will wrap this off with namespaces that can group names to remove common prefixes and enable you to re-use names through multiple apps.
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I hope to see you inside of the next episode,
Cheers.

[@Thesrik23]

One word for you: Awesome ! The only channel on KZbin to cover Django topics from scratch to end.

[@thedumbfounds767]

thank you Srikant, there's a lot more to come!

[@Thesrik23]

When you'll do the project series videos like the previous two Budget Application, Calendar Application??

[@thedumbfounds767]

I first want to cover django in general so you can start building your own projects without me. After that, we'll see what we can build together! Any suggestions for a project topic?

[@Thesrik23]

The Dumbfounds Something from production perspective, using Celery and RabbitMQ! Please also cover customizing Default Admin in Django in the ongoing basics of Django series in upcoming videos!

[@Skaxarrat]

+1 on Celery!

[@kanishkvishwakarma3599]

9 Dislikes?!!!? Are you crazy!!! This dude here solved my problem which was going on for days and you're saying that you're not satisfied with this awsome URLs video?!!! @Dumbfounds, you've made my day brother, I've been scratching my head over this problem of mapping my URLs from my Apps, rather than my Project directory's urls.py and you not only solved my problem but also provided me with deep insight about how things like these work. Great job dude.

[@paulthompson3156]

Very useful demonstration of URL and view functionality in Django. Especially the reverse function which I was finding difficult to understand until I found this video. Thank you

[@kumardubey9202]

very nice explanations. thanx

[@nayannandakumar2917]

How can I call the path which you have not given any name on 0:42 ie the home page

[@satwikawasthi2002]

How to use frameset in django please help

[@MrBytmin]

Awesome tutorial dude! So much of useful info in 10 min video.

[@thedumbfounds767]

Alexius The Magnificent thank you!

[@ziyadkader6767]

thanks mate , you really helped , i was struggly to understand this .

[@thedumbfounds767]

you're welcome Ziyad!

[@RajKumar-wq6cj]

@@thedumbfounds767 hey I got a problem in templates if I click suppose register twice it is taking routing to register/register and it is showing as page not found 404 error how to over come this one can you help me out with this one ?

[@fuyuzhang4888]

love this video

[@kvnagendra5354]

Osm explanation

[@grzesupel]

awesome tutorial, thanks!

[@adante407]

Great tutorials👍 Are you going to be making any more in the near future?

[@thedumbfounds767]

Sure, currently doing a series on testing! Are you looking for anything specific?

[@adante407]

@@thedumbfounds767 Just Starting out with Django. But I always think the best way to learn is to Build. So hopefully in the future you could do some full project tutorials. Would be great.

[@thedumbfounds767]

@@adante407 great to hear! I'm currently working on a paid course for Django beginners who are new to web development. Would that interest you?

[@samchaudhry908]

@@thedumbfounds767 I am interested in learning python django framework but i am looking for free quality tutorials so can you give me the tutorials you have on your end because right now i am not in a position to pay you for tutorials , moreover this tutorial is good but the quality of video is lacking in terms of resolution and please change the black back ground to white in Pycharm because its hard to see on black background

[@christdeveloper]

Good video, congratulations! :D

[@thedumbfounds767]

haha, thanks!

[@dricard953]

great tutorial series, my des go grey!

[@thedumbfounds767]

Thanks!

[@unixdiver]

thanks mate !

[@thedumbfounds767]

you're welcome!

[@user-kk7ym9ig3l]

6:15 line 9 return HttpResponse(f' snippet....) Can you please explain what the meaning of that f' thanks!

[@thedumbfounds767]

y f-strings are new in Python 3.6+. With the f in front, you can interpolate, for example variables, into the string using {} (like I did in the video with the id).

[@kushalgupta9613]

I came after watching sentdex's dajngo playlist. I feel more educated now

[@thedumbfounds767]

Happy to hear that :)

[@antipov2]

I keep running into an issue with {id} simply returning "snippet detail with the id of {id}" instead of the int associated with id variable that I am passing. My syntax is identical to yours: return HttpResponse('snippet detail with the id of {id}') Any suggestions?

[@thedumbfounds767]

You need to put an 'f' before the string starts to make it an f-string.

[@antipov2]

@@thedumbfounds767 Yes, thank you. I saw that you did that, but this is while running 3.6.x, correct? I am on 3.5.

[@thedumbfounds767]

@@antipov2 Yes, it is. If you're on 3.5, try: return HttpResponse('snippet detail with the id of {}'.format(id))

[@antipov2]

@@thedumbfounds767 That worked great. Thank you.

[@thedumbfounds767]

@@antipov2 you're welcome ;)

[@napoleonb55]

For my include in the main urls.py file, i keep getting TypeError: view must be a callable or a list/tuple in the case of include(). whats the problem? from django.contrib import admin from django.urls import include, path from blog import views urlpatterns = [ path('admin/', admin.site.urls), path('blog/', include('blog.urls')) ]

[@thedumbfounds767]

MOLESTERMAN 69 Are you sure the error is in this file? Check thr blog.urls

[@napoleonb55]

thanks for the response! Since you're here, I would like to ask of your opinion on reactjs vs django? my friends tell me that its better to start with react now than django, but im so much stronger in python....

[@thedumbfounds767]

MOLESTERMAN 69 reactjs is a javascript framework for the frontend. Django is a python framework for the backend. They serve two different roles. Sometimes they're used together. You use react for what the user "sees", the frontend and Django on the backend. I'd learn HTML, CSS and plain JavaScript before anything else. Then, depending on your goals, you can jump into the backend. Does this clear things up? Also, watch this video of mine about how front end technologies interact with REST APIs on the backend: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqvPhZKVnd1pqc0

[@napoleonb55]

Excellent reply sir! Seeing the 'bigger picture now'. Subbed and liked. More content pls!

[@thedumbfounds767]

MOLESTERMAN 69 you're welcome. Make sure to get the basics down and then add on top of that :)

[@alejandrocardenas4488]

Sería mejor este video si aparecieran subtítulos en español.

[@kvnagendra5354]

Prepare a diagram and show us what's going on, bcz we can't visualise things clearly

[@looploop6612]

looks messy when swtiching over from one to another.