Python Django + PostgreSQL | REST API Tutorial

[@kobe6090]

Thank you so much, I really learned a lot about rest APIs and backend functionality. Couldn't have survived without this tutorial. The robot voice is great. Thanks again.

[@bugracanasci]

Thank you sir, it is a comprehensive and simply explained tutorial on the django rest framework. Well done indeed! Cheers!

[@hamidaminirad3705]

Finally I've found what I was searching for, for a few weeks. You were a huge help for me. Thanks a lot 🙂

[@triandonosutanto9380]

why error " ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'corsheadersEmployeeApp' ? pls help

[@ilovecute7826]

Awesome tutorial. Thanks a lot.

[@muzafferaydogan9315]

Instead of changing every department keyword to employee one by one try using CTRL + D until you get them all and change all at once.

[@alamin00038]

thank you very much sir for helping us.

[@krishnasaicholkar6180]

Excellent course perfect to learn from

[@juanmariobieber]

I got a problem with depracation in urls, somethng like this: 'route that contains '(?P

[@2005Azm]

Your tutorials are dope ! Thank you !!!

[@bhanudasrane8646]

Very nice explanation sir....

[@ronilkansoda7140]

Thanks a lot MAN..

[@sarathkumar-gq8be]

departmentApi() missing 1 required positional argument: 'id' is there anything you missed to declare , iam having error like this

[@NaveenKumar-fo4kz]

Sir using your method how to pass two params in url ?

[@dnasredine]

it's a robot that he talks, it's not a good idea for a tutorial. A human speaker is better I think

[@NaveenKumar-fo4kz]

Simply thanks a lot.

[@heathergray4880]

Find the exact tutorial I'm looking for :) ... robotic text to speech "instructor" :(

[@Gorlung]

thank you, robot

[@AchwaqKhalid]

Yay 💪 thank you 🙏

[@tomstout8381]

Unfortunately this code no longer works...

[@noname-lg6lx]

where is the issue?

[@dieterhuhu2221]

- "urls.py": you gotta use "re_path" instead of "url" : "from django.urls import re_path" - "settings.py" : instead of "path_join" : "path.join" - "post"-method: serializer is instantiated after we inserted into DB , so you have to also provide a valid id the 1st time you add sth. via api , after that "post"-method will fct without id - "delete"-method, "views.py" : instead of "DepartmentId=id" : "DepartmentId=department_data['DepartmentId'] => as in "put"-method => id is defined 0 as default at the beginning of "departmentApi" and never reassigned,

[@susmitvats495]

@@dieterhuhu2221 re_path also does not work can u give gist of you project?

[@onyxtechnologyx]

God Bless u

[@arnabpersonal6729]

Seems like a machine generated voice

[@martinoestate4758]

It doesn't work!