Django Tutorial #3 - URLs and Views

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[@NetNinja]

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[@NetNinja]

I appreciate that! Thanks jerry :)

[@user-ph2bc8kc6c]

Amazing tutorial! especially thanks to covering every little step as explain the "from . import views" which explain that "." means a reference to the working directory. Also the names' convention is beautifully done. Thank you!

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[@akakop]

This is one of the best tutorials on django

[@beresfordsylvah8874]

Am greatful, you made me understand this views and urls syntax in just minutes.👏

Thank you net ninja for the explanation however 9:00 how is the function been fired when you are only referencing the object function name and not calling it when you do view.about instead or view.about( ) which would require one parameter and also is it just a must to put a request object in the function eg about got a request. or what is the magic going on that i dont get

[@Timbo101001]

This made me understand what I've been trying to understand for ages. Hero.

[@Дмитрий_Селин]

к сожалению я английским языком не владею, но просто глядя на схемы, я понял принцип работы Django. Большое спасибо.

[@AshishSharma-pm1dc]

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[@NetNinja]

Thanks man, glad you liked :)

[@atirrasheedhashmi]

9:30 "request" is not accessed by pylance Why & it's not updating the page after running python manage.py runserver in cmd Help me :(

[@birdstheword5]

thanks so much for explaining what you are doing while you are doing it, nothing was making sense until I found this tutorial :)

[@jetspray3]

even though i understand function views, however that was the best explanation every from all the other videos on youtube. I hope you have a video with generic views.

[@seth4402]

This is great stuff. Any chance you'll be updating the tutorial to version 2 of Django? I think the new version uses path() instead of url(), at least according to the documentation tutorial.

[@adityadwivedi4405]

Nice tutorials dude. No bs directly to point 👍

[@MB-qk1bj]

Thank you very much for this wonderful tutorial, i was so lost now everything makes perfect sense thank you so much

[@sandunnirmala9269]

i am getting this error in cmd. How to solve this sir AttributeError: module 'myweb.views' has no attribute 'homepage'

[@ifargantech]

Now being on home I can access the login path... but after being on the login path I can't access the home path... It says 127.0.0.1:8000/login/home doesn't exist. How I can leave the login ?

[@sangharshadhital6017]

path(r'^$',home) does not work on my pycharm? it works without using r'^$' symbol... why is it so?

[@haritpatel5001]

You are awesome Shawn love form India.

[@jisgerald8723]

Although this video dates back, thanks a bunch!!!👍🏽

[@ifiokekott2684]

Abi, I'm wondering what version of Django is that?

[@StoneZhong]

this demo is about django 1.x, the most recent django version is 2.1.7 as of today, I think people uses something like "urlpatterns = [ path('', views.index, name='index'), ]" for django 2.x

[@nhanLe_]

Excellent, keep up the good work

[@baseh6272]

Awesome teaching style

[@hardeeraval5770]

Page not found (404) Request Method: GET Request URL: bnyrj.pythonanywhere.com/ Using the URLconf defined in mysite. urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order: polls/ admin/ The empty path didn't match any of these. You're seeing this error because you have DEBUG = True in your Django settings file. i m getting this error pls give me solution

[@virtualgirl7697]

Excellent explaination..so much simplified

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Thanks so much. Very well explained.

[@anroiduser1222]

I have learned a lot and feel cool, you are good mate!

[@aghiadalzein3069]

The most clear explanation ,thanks a lot.

[@Anom21]

Hey man, it was a big help, can't thank you enough

[@yassir3715]

in django 2.0.7 when I use regular expressions to setup URLs that ends up with django responding with an Error instead of the specified response in the views.py file, so we don't use regex any more?

[@mindpower421]

amazing video, one of the best video on this planet

[@nightingalenath943]

Please the creating the project am not able to get the; from django.conf.urls import urls, but rather from django.urls import path. So am not able to follow you on this tutorial. Please help me and i will be grateful. Thanks

[@damniexist51]

its urlpatterns = [ path('admin/', admin.site.urls), ] for me whats the difference?

[@NetNinja]

Hey, path is the Django 2 version. The only difference using path instead of URL is that you don't need RegEx for the url structure :)

[@damniexist51]

thanks

[@damniexist51]

:)

[@gilfalkovitch9669]

There's something weird... If the "about" function requires a "request" parameter, how come it does not error out as you call it WITHOUT passing one?

[@dhruvpendharkar488]

Why is request not a required paramater n Http Response method . For example it is a parameter in render method for templates.

[@dirtymopwater2868]

This was very clearly explained. Thank you

[@joyaljoseph7781]

What do settings.py and manage.py do? Can I get the full code of those files?

[@miguelnuno928]

You help me a lot. Thank you for share your knowledge

[@rameshmathad]

the runserver gives NameError: name 'path' is not defined along with 100 other lines of errors waht to do please help ..../?

[@devanshsolani2593]

Error I am getting is, when in cmd I type "python manage.py runserver", It does not start the server.

[@oblivion1111]

make sure you cd in the src of the Dev folder and type source bin/activate and then type the runserver again

[@ravabat5841]

@@oblivion1111 yep, it's true

[@maryuma881]

You should try install python properly by using Windows Store, and add django scripts into PATH

[@yashv2000]

Best series, ngl

[@increadibleangel7980]

Does any changes for 2020 version? Or it wil work

[@happy_cutman]

Thanks for video! What kind of font you use in Atom?

[@joebegleycodes1347]

The regex portion for the URLs didn't work for me. To fix the issue use re_path instead of path. First, put this up top "from django.urls import re_path" Then, use "re_path" instead of "path"

[@JojYTHandle]

Thanks for posting this, I was confused

[@joebegleycodes1347]

url instead will also work. He changed it between the videos.

[@bastonalexandru]

Great tutorial m8, you helped me a lot! Thank you :D

[@definty]

Isn't the 'r' to show its a regular expression, what's a raw string?

[@m.jsoltani8133]

what about venv ?? virtual environment is not necessary in Django?

[@javierlizarazu7680]

what version of django are you using? can i follow the tutorial with django 2.0.7 installed?

[@rahulparmar208]

Can u please for a fresher what shud i know before applying for interviews for bavend python developer job

[@user-cc8kb]

Amazing. Thank you very much! :)

[@arturofm]

Ninja I love your tuto, but this one is kind of outdated now with Django 2, and the path vs url, are you planning to update it? Thanks for the good work

[@ravabat5841]

Hello, what the different between HttpResponse and render function? Thank you

[@syntaxis5584]

render is a wrapper function that uses HttpResponse to render a view

[@OliverCao]

you are a real G

[@aliaksandrhn1]

I just love how the British pronounce the letter "H". Epic.

[@VadimBesedin]

In newer version of Django, in views.py, instead of: return HttpResponse('about') use: return render(request,'about.html')

[@studiozandra8714]

thank you, Vadim!

[@adityadwivedi4405]

You also need to include frome django.shortcuts import render

[@ImtoolVideos]

My understanding is that in about a week or two regex will no longer need to be used -with the new release dropping in December

[@NetNinja]

You're absolutely correct :). In django 2 url params will be much easier to use.

[@kewang08]

can you redirect me to understand the url params? which is path. quite confusing now

[@SMA5HPL]

are you going to make Flask tutorials ? :V

[@nabilanaz4830]

url(r'^$',views.homepage), url(r'^$',views.about), When I run the above,the content of view.homepage gets displayed. Why doesn't the content of views.about gets displayed instead?Since that line of code got executed in the end?

[@syntaxis5584]

I know this is old but with Django it will display the first view it finds that matches the URL

[@syntaxis5584]

I should add this video is out of date and using Django 1.11. Django is currently in version 3.0 3.0 doesn't use regex so simply path("", ,views.homepage) is the way to do it

[@peymannaji]

Why do we need request parameter for the functions in the views.py ?

[@user-mfsc-2024]

without using regx, is url('admin/', admin.site.urls) working?

[@raymondmichael4987]

Hello Ninja master, will this wagon receive rewriting (as react wagon) to reflect django version 2.x, as few things have changed.. If not we'll have jump on the docs, I guess Just asking,

[@NetNinja]

Hey, yeah, at some point I'll be doing a re-run of the whole series using Django 2.x - whatever is current at the time. I've got a few other playlists to do first though!

[@raymondmichael4987]

@@NetNinja, I can live with it.

[@sjsks2]

such a great work !!

[@unicorn-space1934]

Thank you..it's help me to my project ..once again thank you

[@prasadkadu9737]

some parts have updated in django you might consider updating your videos least about Urls.py

[@sostomc]

This is really good! thanks.

[@zahraBatenin]

it's 2024 and I think things have changed a lil bit. I dont recognize the syntax. am I right?

[@NetNinja]

Correct! new Django crash course coming very soon :)

[@sntrdm]

love you

[@johnrogers3315]

excellent explanations, thank you. Is there any intention of updating this series to Django 3? Would happily pay for that. Thanks again

[@asiimwemuhabuzimuhoozi3422]

Thanks for the help

[@amaurypicotto7671]

Django Version 3.1.1 in urls.py: from django.contrib import admin from django.urls import path from . import views urlpatterns = [ path('admin/', admin.site.urls), path('about/', views.about), path(' ', views.homepage), ]

[@theOfsen]

Hey ! Django in updated to 3.0.1 now so check this if you have problems with the path() docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/http/urls/#using-regular-expressions

[@Samuel-br8wc]

what version are you using django in this playlist?

[@NetNinja]

Hey, it's version 1.11, the one directly before 2 was released. Everything in this series should still work with Django 2. But Django 2 has added a couple of nice features such as using paths instead of urls - meaning we don't need those nasty RegEx anymore :)

[@Samuel-br8wc]

thank you for create awsome django tutorial. I understand with the difference URLs.

[@mohammedsharikuzama5518]

I am getting a 404 error saying page not found at /

[@fandiks]

Same here, try to remove '^' and '$' symbol. It works here

[@Mahmoud-ys1kt]

Thank you very much, what kind of accent is this, is it British ?

[@andresmontoya7852]

the new form to create urls is this -> docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/intro/tutorial01/ here a simple example (this is with django 2) -> from django.contrib import admin from django.urls import path from . import views urlpatterns = [ path('admin/', admin.site.urls), path('about/', views.about), path('', views.homePage), ]

[@jenikashah4323]

Is this for windows 10 ?

[@pthiago_s5075]

Damn this video made me wish to get up from the bed and get back to vs code

[@lukslda1]

Thanks you! Take your like! 👍🏼

[@michaelkamau9565]

Thank you so much!!