Learn Django Class Based Views - DetailView - Theory and Examples

[@drmatiasE]

I really enjoy your work. This is the best way to learn, leave all that debugging because it's what happens when you work with Django. You have to go back and forth many times. Watching masters like you go through that makes us padawans feel ok when that happens thanks for your EXCELLENT teaching job.

[@paborlouise319]

Love the way you touch them specifically. Great job Sir.

[@veryacademy]

Thank you very much!

[@MatHEWStorm]

You don't have to apologize for not getting things right the first time, I like how I get to see the debugging process

[@davidrosen2705]

how the hell your channel isnt bigger ? your explanation on point and lots of content

[@veryacademy]

Thanks David - I actually hate watching back my videos - I don't have much time at the moment so I don't script it - there is (at least in my humble opinion) much to improve on, I forget to add important info or just repeat myself a little too often. Having a smaller community also means I can answer all of the communities questions 👍

[@AmitabhSuman]

Appreciate your honesty, teaching flow, topics covered and details shared. Thank you for this amazing series. Teaches me so much!

[@mohameda.abokhoshiem2624]

Your explanation is awesome. Thanks for that.

[@webdev1943]

Thanks and I hope to continue in this detailed and simple way.

[@prosodyspeaks4036]

good job dude, thanks! don't sweat or edit out the errors - they (and seeing solutions) are super instructive! i'd say no need to apologise, but i'm also british, so instead i'm sorry for suggesting it

[@aashayamballi]

Just found your channel.. Really lot of great django contents are there! Definitely subscribing and hitting the notification bell for future content. Thank you so much for all your efforts!

[@veryacademy]

Hi Aashay, welcome, and thank you. Needless to say lots more Django and other topics coming! I can't believe how little amount of Django there is out in the wild - most of the courses etc I have looked at miss so many important and useful content. Hopefully this will change in the future!

[@yousefiazkco1440]

Thank you boss ❤

[@arekkubea2429]

I am new on your channel and I would like to thank you for your content! It helps me a lot to understand CBV. :)

[@16bitmustache]

Thank you for this video, it was extremely intriguing and helpful. 🙏 I am going to use the info from this video on my current Django project.

[@FarhanAhmed1360]

Thanks you...great tutorial..how to use forms in django details and list view?

[@KevinTempelx]

Thank you!

[@veryacademy]

You're welcome!

[@budescode_academy]

Thanks alot for this.

[@MrCaipiroshka]

Thank you! It works for me. :D

[@cocoarecords]

This is excellent

[@veryacademy]

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[@babafunmiseadebowale7746]

the Django 'prepopulated_fields' wasn't working for me. I also had to register the AuthorAdmin. Also why don't we use slugify in the model? The slug will only be created here if it was done through the admin right? Cause I had a page for creating books and the slug field wasn't populated unless I used the admin.

[@claudiamendoza8018]

Thanks😎

[@veryacademy]

No problem

[@kishorekumar9340]

Hi Sir, Very Academy is posting very good things about django. Really amazing work sir. I could see you have used post = Books.objects.filter(slug=self.kwargs.get('slug')) post.update(count = F('count') +1) my doubt is since it is a get method how did you update the field value sir (assuming updating is a post method). Please help me to understand this part sir. I have gone through F() expression also sir. But still I didnt get this part. If we are updating in the database level in get method wouldnt that throw error like http405 method not allowed ?. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

[@benjaminagyekum7283]

hello please i want to know how to present detail of two model instances

[@bishaladhikari8691]

at first i was like what the hell is this complexity , later on my reacton is wow... i m beginer's learning class based view

[@veryacademy]

Good to hear, better than where we started!

[@garethjones3860]

Hi, if I have a CBV that is a detail view (ExternalAssessor) and I have two models connected using a foreign key, how can I access the Standardisation data using the ORM please? App = ExternalAssessors class ExternalAssessor(models.Model): class Standardisation(models.Model): external_assessor = models.ForeignKey('ExternalAssessors.ExternalAssessor', blank=True, null=True, related_name='standardisation', on_delete=models.CASCADE) class ExternalAssessorDetailView(LoginRequiredMixin, DetailView): login_url = '/login/' model = ExternalAssessor This gives me the name {{ externalassessor.external_assessor_name }} based on the (ExternalAssessor) but I would like to access the (Standardisation) fields from the same view? have tried {{ externalassessor.standardisation.l3_lab_tech }} but gives me a none value :-( Struggling with ORM Thank you for your help, it's much appreciated. Gareth

sir, in my humble opinion you should consider whether copy paste is helpful for the audience or not. Because while watching "Learn Django - Class-Based Views" playlist I mostly find myself "where did this code come from". You are explaning the details of the code but I think the sudden code show up is mixing things. nevertheless your contents are top-tier.

[@benjaminagyekum7283]

am using two model and i want to pass the two model using detailView, when i click on a single model on a page it should give me a detailview of that particular model. how do i do that and render it on my template as well . anyone to help me continue with my work am new to django

[@jorakaryan2944]

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[@NurseDaveBSMSON]

If there was a Udemy course based around this I would purchase it.

[@rembautimes8808]

Today in history I finally found out what a slug is. And its not a subclass of Gastropoda

[@artusuroda487]

Generally OK but too long. Generic Views are intermediate and advanced level. If you're keeping your lecture at the beginner-intermediate level the video should have 5-10 min max. But generally thumbs up. Keep going and thank you for your work.

[@veryacademy]

Thank you Artus, a very welcomed comment.

[@muhammahanisuzzaman5493]

I think you take a Ph.D. in Django Framework. 🔥⚡🚀😂

[@veryacademy]

This is only the beginning for Django! I really hope to create a much bigger organised resource over time!

[@guitardave77]

I like you

[@veryacademy]

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