Django Permissions | Model Level | Views and Templates

[@Failrule]

Absolutely most complete detailed and well explained course ever

[@nouchance]

I started learning web development myself, my stack is .NET Core + React but I really like your video tutorials. Please more video tutorials about JS. Thank you sir!

[@veryacademy]

More to come!

[@kittylearns1867]

thanks for the vid but im confused, is there a difference between can add project and can add new project?? of is it simply to show us an option

[@dgbsliedji5355]

Great series ! You are a very great teacher.

[@alkolaqi83]

lot of great content, really love it... one minor comment though Can you use actual data for example for users (John, Ali, David) product (laptop, shoes, ...etc) I think this will help us lot more :) thanks lot for the great content

[@veryacademy]

Thank you, you are totally right of course. I will try to in the future.

[@wisdomnagaye5104]

great piece. it was helpful watching. thankyou

[@veryacademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@omki2504]

Hey man great video! Quick question, I'm trying to create a moderator in Django. In your opinion, which method of permissions gives you more freedom to alter how those permissions work? I was thinking of using permissions decorators but the PermissionsRequiredMixin seems like a more concise way I could implement this feature. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated!

[@platanopoweroficial]

Amazing content

[@anunnaki_7]

mate why didn't we use custom decorator to make the permissions, we can implement any idea with the decorator . for example we can list the the projects for the users who have age between 10-20 same for checking the permissions same for checking the groups

[@veryacademy]

I would assume that I was just trying to keep it simple or just building on from the previous knowledge. Sometimes I overthink it and try to keep it what I think would be easier to understand initially, but as you and many point out, there are many times where more realistic approached would be preferable.

[@sulfur32066]

it's interesting how "perms" object is available into template, it was passed by django automatically or you passed it? cannot find it in code

[@guratete]

Hey Man, I know you are very busy and all but can you do a tutorial on how to create the fixtures like the ones we used for the ECommerce 2. Maybe from excel to how it became a Json.

[@veryacademy]

Ok, no problem.

[@eugenetuyizere8857]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. I want to ask how to assign these permissions in dynamic way. Here I mean having all permissions list and assign an/or revoke to a specific user at any time for example when the system is live. Thanks

[@veryacademy]

Hi Eugene. Set permissions on certain actions. I did share an approach in the last tutorial using Django signals. But I realise you’re probably thinking a little bigger here. Once you determine what actions should create or remove permissions we simple use the functions provided to perform the actions. I can explore and be a little more expansive in an additional tutorial for this series.

[@bradfordli9116]

Great tutorials! Keep it up!!!!

[@symphonysalameh5587]

please do a video where u code about -Time on site -Pages per visit. -Bounce rate -Returning visitors for admin analytics reports i am new to django and this things are advance

[@mohammadhoseyni7790]

Thank u zander😀😀

[@valentineedesiriefagene7565]

Thank you

[@nahasco]

I dont understand when you added new permissions and named it "can add new project", how did django know that this permission is referring to creating new projects?

[@olamigokephilip9402]

It doesn't have to be explicitly stated again. Think of can_add_new_project like a constant created with a check function in the View. In Django, permissions do not require any more than that configuration. The permission name acts as a tag /identifier within your application. This tag doesn't define any specific action. It's the view logic that enforces that

[@algerbb8717]

:3

[@veryacademy]

Thank you