I Stopped Using Everything Else Once I Found Pydantic

[@مبشر]

Love your lectures, can you please make a video on realtime operations listen in sqlmodel. Such as chatting or any other realtime examples to listen row changes in specific table of database.

[@codingwithroby]

I am glad you like the content 🙂

[@emmanuelalder9052]

Hi Eric, another great, easy-to-follow, and understand video. I love this channel, super useful content. Would you consider doing another MongoDB video, this time using Beanie as the ODM, as it leverages Pydantic? I would be super grateful. Thank you.

[@codingwithroby]

Ohh interesting! I will take a look and add something similar to my backlog

[@emmanuelalder9052]

@codingwithroby thank you 😁

[@HimjyotiSarma-s9e]

Hi Eric, Your content is always the best. Thank you for the video

[@codingwithroby]

I am so glad you like it ❤️

[@happymeatbeer9925]

YEAH, I love it very much.

[@codingwithroby]

Awesome sauce! Me too 🙂

[@RHasanRatul]

Still be confused where to use sqlmodel and sqlalchemy. Can we get a elaborated video on the topic with demo : how these differs in use cases! Edit: Also where not to use sqlmodel, where not to use sqlalchrmy...

[@codingwithroby]

Yeah - I can do a more in-depth video on this. In general thought SQLModel and SQLAlchemy do the same thing. You only want one or the other in your app. It is what allows you to do CRUD operations to a db.

[@codingwithroby]

What would you like to see next?

[@josfk]

First, thank you so much for these extraordinary videos!!! ❤ Would you consider making a video about Reflex. I am especially interested on whether or not it can be used just as a frontend, decoupling the backend (ie, using FastAPI, although I think it uses it under the hood). 😊

[@abhishekkaswan7476]

sorry for spamming again, waiting for in depth advanced FastAPI course covering everything FastAPI, SQLModel, real world project(Microservices) , docker, ci/cd, testing, webhook etc... Loved the content as always. Thank You :)

[@codingwithroby]

Not spamming at all, thanks for the info!

[@codetheai4377]

Zod,yup for python??

[@codingwithroby]

Interesting topics!