Top Tips to be a better Django Developer | Eduonix

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[@webdev1943]

thank you for your effort conclusion 00:21 start with models 00:44 create shortcut methods in models 01:03 use reverse instead of hardcoded URLs 01:54 use URLs template syntax instead of hardcoded URLs 02:25 select only what you need 03:27 keep your users informed 04:12 use the python shell 04:55 keep writing unit tests 05:24 work with multiple settings files 06:04 let the front-end do the work !!

[@delllatitude299]

you got subscriber man. where have you been last 50 years. stay on this world to share such amazing knowledge.

[@abjan100]

For sure deserves at least 500k views.. maybe a matter of time thank you you're tips!!

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[@LordHeigler]

And use F when you need to update some field that requires a calculation instead of reading the model instance itself (ie model.cash += 1 // model.save()

[@mekkismart7198]

Thank you for these useful tips and useful knowledge!

[@lakshit-khanna]

Good work please create more videos like this

[@akashaimachill3434]

Thank you. It helps me a lot as a beginner.

[@iffdislamicfoundationforde4027]

plus plus!!! rated 10/10. short and simple and straight to the point.

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[@marshallsutton3162]

I'd love to know more about finding a theme and applying it to your website. Tip 10? What is the best website to search for themes? How do you connect it to your website?

[@rangabharath4253]

Awesome as always and very helpful. keep doing these kind of tips. Thank u so much.

[@ioanpopa9473]

Very useful, thank you!

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[@cloudyrathor]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing. I hope you will made same type of video for REST Api too.

[@crazycat2969]

I think this is the video, that every Django developer should watch

[@samjones379]

Thank the tips are great and clear

[@sepehrhozzari7447]

its very usefull thanks

[@misaelc150]

Recomendation... Turn up the volume of your videos.

[@rdx86]

Excellent tips! I've been working on my own Django project and trying to implement all the best practices into it so that I can reference this project in the future. After watching this video, I know I need to start something that I've been avoiding so far - unit tests!

[@adelabu-ghazaleh1228]

Thank you templates and settings folder are great options

[@dr.shreyas123]

Really helpful. Thank you so much ❤️

[@seanrosario5223]

django has changed my life.

[@pdd9366]

Very informative. Nice vid.

[@iandthopper]

Very useful!

[@mekelius]

The music in the end was really loud ...

[@whoisntwhoisit2126]

He mentions using Reverse specifically because you can use a namespace to point to it, I have always used the namespace for Redirect as well so that makes me wonder, was there a update to python or Django code that solved this need or is there still a reason to use Reverse over Redirect? If so, what might those reasons be? Thank you!

[@affanmuddassir]

Awesome tips. Please make a video on best practices to work with databases with Django to specifically suggest ways to efficiently use the Django ORM and decrease database/querying-induced latency.

[@bens_corner]

very interesting and useful video

[@JulianoAtanazio]

Awesome! Thank you for the tips! They're very useful for me :)

[@abhijithganesh2064]

Really helpful

[@mrmuranga]

Very useful..keep making these...

[@Eduonix]

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[@codelery414]

This is really helpful. Thanks

[@francismagnusson378]

this is actually helpful, thanks!

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[@Hardzinho_yay]

I'm a former Java and Node programmer and I'm working in a project with Django. I want to know why people that program with python usually use so few python files. All our models are in one @t all serializers are in one @t etc. In Java, C# or Node (Typescript or JS) this would have a serparate file for each one. This driven the methodic Java OO inside me mad.

[@tshaylatte9502]

Thanks a lot, love your tips

[@samuelebonini8004]

Still very relevant and good info

[@KeepCalmProgrammers]

Very meaningful information I learn something new about django. Request - Django learning path for professional approach

[@Sharpless512]

Waw the settings file helped me a lot!!

[@caseymccray3861]

Thank you, this really helped

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[@peterhimmelman9241]

Nice, too loud at the end though!

[@mirazking7694]

Great ❤

[@rangabharath4253]

Awesome. Thank you so much. Clean and clear. Straight to the point. Excellent. Please make more tutorials on django like building an API without using django-restframework and some more awesome tips to be more productive and to write readable and faster code. Once again thank you so much. Waiting for the next awesome tutorials.

[@deadfool6105]

more videos on Django please..

[@Eduonix]

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[@azadabdullahshaheed]

@@Eduonix Django based E-commerce, Web app, Booking system, Order system and Enterprise base web app tutorial is poor in the youtube.

[@dilipspk]

Fully functional ecommerce project. You have already made it but still we want it to be fully functional as size/color/. And admin has to update quantity/ size and no of items

[@dilipspk]

I have learnt from you a lot and still expecting more

[@JohnnysaidWhat]

Starting with the models is not a good idea. Better to learn how to write tests! Obey the testing goat! Also Jesus that music at the end.

[@mizzlehd8742]

That ending theme was way too fucking loud.

[@loicsurf3502]

This was helpful, thanks again.