Python Django Tutorial: Full-Featured Web App Part 2 - Applications and Routes

[@6Sambora]

Loving the Django series. Corey Schafer has by far the best and understandable Python tutorials in KZbin.

[@aleisley5797]

@VISHAL MISHRA Seems like you haven't installed django yet or there's some problem with your installation. Did you manage to get the django default page working when you run $ python manage.py runserver?

[@jameskomo6465]

@VISHAL MISHRA create a virtual environment and install django inside it

[@tommyeagen3763]

if u are a linux or mac user do like this : 1- open your terminal and go to any location you like 2- mkdir projectxx 3- cd projectxxx 4- virtualenv . 5- source bin/activate 6- pip install django after django gets installed it's a good practice to make an src folder and cd into it 7- django-admin startproject test . now you have everything u can manag.py as you please

[@muhammadtalal8695]

@@aleisley5797 agreed

[@jackfrost8969]

@Sultan King lmao it's the exact same reason why I ditched sentdex tutorials.

[@beansgoya]

11:44 to 13:21 is the absolute best explanation of how the urls navigate through the apps. I've struggled with this for so long and im finally getting it. THANKS!

[@charlesokafor2930]

very detailed explanation

[@kiranp45]

same here

[@jakobfredriksson2272]

Didn't noticed this (even though it's top ranked) post! That's why I gave lot of cred to the same part recently because it's such crucial part of Django's logic - logic Corey explains like a ninja; so * BEEEP * good =)

[@dadveloper2326]

This is the exact spot that I had a eureka! Thank you, Mr. Schafer!

[@poodek]

I have started similar Django course on different platform - came here to get Corey's explanation on routes, now I finally get it!

[@congcuongnguyen413]

Best explanation ever !!! Thank you. 1:02 - create an app 3:05 - view.py, HttpResponse 4:39 - create app url.py file 7:18 - modify project url.py file 16:25 - change route

[@jakobfredriksson2272]

Tip for people watching this excellent course: Like me, you're probably not going to get everything straight away and might, like me, continue anyway. After all, trail and error is very effective for learning. But please, *make sure* to understand Corey's excellent explanation from around 11:45 to 13:40 about django's url patterns. Understand this, _what's actually happening_ in these three steps and _why_, and you will have a rather pleasant ride down the road. I didn't pay attention the first time and had big troubles with the logic later on and almost felt like "Django is indeed utter garbage!" but no, it's brilliant if you not like in my first encounter with this lesson sleepleared throughout 11:45 to 13:40 =)

[@electricimpulsetoprogramming]

love ya

[@franciscogallegos4382]

thanks!

[@tarikaziz5121]

I have been struggling with Django but watching this has opened my eyes great work

[@electricimpulsetoprogramming]

11:44 to 13:21 is the absolute best explanation of how the urls navigate through the apps.

[@gururajchadaga]

I'll never understand these downvoters. This is the best Django tutorial on KZbin.

[@GDLAPROD]

I just started the course today(3/7/22). I'll be posting as I go. So far, everything worked. Didn't run into any issues related to "out of date" content. I had a few typos, which caused some issues, but was able to resolve quickly. I'm a mac user and using VS code.

[@eswarkumark9945]

This is the best KZbin channel for learning Python course.Thank you Corey.

[@msrbq]

Code ?

[@geolegacy2]

Even the Indians agree lol

[@Wesley-Insley-Comedy]

Corey you are THE best person to learn from here on KZbin. you are extremely concise and speak very well. I like that you run over the WHY of things. TOO many tutorials on YT don't let me know WHY something is happening and that's always where I get caught up. Thank you thank you!

[@coreyms]

Thanks!

[@vladusa]

Not gonna lie, this guy is who you want to start learning with.

[@nassimback]

True i tried to learn from many Udemy paid courses and they suck :/

[@navjotsingh2251]

Nassim hmmm, some udemy courses are good. I have some good calculus courses and some good matlab programming courses. But I agree, there are more bad courses than there are good.

[@pawlstothewall]

Why would anybody ever lie about that?

[@Alexander-re8vz]

@@nassimback So true

[@Alexander-re8vz]

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[@bangouraibrahimakalil9282]

i learned django by myself and i was working on a website project in django but this urls mapping confused me a lot and i was about to give up on django but u give me hope to continue again, i seldom comment on YT videos but this django tutorial is the best and clear explanation about urls mappingi have ever seen on youtube thank u very very much Corey you saved me.

[@thiccchungus588]

I love how every time I find myself thinking "wow, this is a lot of information, going to need to rewind a bit", you seem to read my mind and you backpedal to re-explain.

[@shivar8023]

Corey: hey guys how it's going!!! Me (new to this channel): instantly subscribed...

[@seanmenzies1986]

Two and a half years later and this is still working fine. So glad it's aged well as Corey is my go-to for everything Python. This is my second attempt. First time, I wasn't able to run the server from the command. If anyone has the same issue (and is using PyCharm), make sure you have set up your virtual environment with django (Pycharm -> settings -> python interpreter -> + (bottom left) -> (search: 'django') install package).

[@ricksegalCanada]

Here we are in 2021 and this is still crazy good and super useful. The walk through of what's happening between module to module, is the high watermark of professional teaching. As you see those courses/videos to the right of this comment, safely ignore anything python related that is not from Corey.

[@raghavgupta1157]

With Corey's videos, I always assured that I will not miss any concept. He explains minor details in every video. Thanks!

[@notsobob]

I've watched like a million of your videos... whenever I want to know how to do something in Python, I'll go for your thumbnails first. You explain quickly enough not to be boring, while being slow enough for a dummy like me to follow, but still being in depth enough to get a really deep understanding of what's going on! Your tutorials are perfectly balanced! Thank you Corey Schafer... you're a legend. The only Python tutor KZbin needs!

[@lawrenlelko]

Sixty-one dislikes... That's hilarious - how could anyone dislike this vid.? Corey, you are the first person I've run across who explained the pathway. Not understanding the path was what was stopping me. I can't thank you enough. It's the difference between memorizing a math formula versus being able to generate the formula from logic anytime you need it. I N S T A N T P A T R E O N ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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Pythons Best Teacher PERIOD... I mean explanations can't get clearer than this folks. AWESOME!

[@TheSlimSh4dy]

Man, you are incredible. I regret i haven't found you before, but fortunately few days ago somebody recommended me your channel. Despite my english level isn't on advanced level i understand in major what you're talking about. You explain very clearly, and often anticipate my questions i so don't need to search in other sources. You're awesome, i regret i don't have such good teachers at my university. Thank you King!

[@tueenydeng2502]

Wow! Have never understood urls just how much I got it all today!. Thank you Corey! You're the the BEST!

[@abrarmasumabir3809]

One of the best engineers i have ever seen . Hope you are living a fantastic life Mr.Chorey Schafer. I am Abir one of your subscribers and i am in grade 10..i am just loving your tutorials. Hope we will meet one day and i will always be hopeful for what you have done for a kid like me who is interested in technology ..

[@ayubkhan9006]

The best explanation of url routing in youtube. I have tried 2 tutorials, but this guy explains like a champ. Great work. Please do continue the great work

[@muneeburrehmankhan938]

thanks corey you are my teacher and now i am thinking to start my channel i which i will try to teach the concepts i learn from you in my language

[@kristianniceiroy5731]

this is so far the best tutorial videos for django. I was almost dropping Django for web development even though I like python very much. But when I came across this series of video, it gave me a U Turn. Thanks Corey.

[@python456711]

This is guy is my favorite when it comes to python tutorials. Honestly dude life saver.

[@saulgoodman980]

Hey, I recently landed an internship at Amazon (hopefully I get full time by the end) and I wanted to thank you. During the interview, among several other things, I was also asked about Python generators as well as grep in Linux. Thanks to your videos on these, I was able to answer these 2 questions in great detail. Once my work begins I'll be able to contribute on Patreon. Until then I'll just like and share your videos :)

[@borgestheborg]

Coming from Flask, Django's URL scheme confused me to no end. This video not only made be understand it but also helped me to see the motivation behind why Django handles URLs the way it does. You are a gifted teacher.

[@TheBurningofSolomon]

I was confused by the url patterns and couldn't figure it out to save my life, but thanks to you, i get it. mad props as always!

[@alisherxujanov2100]

The best Teacher In KZbin

[@yoyocr2034]

you don't have to be a google engineer to make people understand codes.. some people are born with teaching skills.. this far the best channel in youtube for learning Python/Django

[@jacobvinson4616]

Went through multiple django tutorials and none of them are nearly as good as this. Thanks for loads of help my friend 🤙🏼

[@amosmoronya9528]

Corey Schafer offers the best tutorial. I have been struggling learning Django, now everything is flowing smoothly. Keep it up. Am happy.

[@mcdesign1931]

Thanks for this series. I just got a job as a front end developer but did not have any django background. This was so helpful. Thanks.

[@OptimalLivingVision]

I have been trying to get this so many times but I couldn't, finally you did the magic and boom all clear, thank you so much for the hard work sir

[@tomaszkoscielniak612]

This is the best Django tutorial on youtube. Author speak fluently and explain everything in a very clear way. Brilliant job!

[@chaitanyasai6313]

96, in url_patterns raise ImproperlyConfigured(msg.format(name=self.urlconf_name)) django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured: The included URLconf '' does not appear to have any patterns in it. If you see valid patterns in the file then the issue is probably caused by a circular import. could you please solve my error

[@edwardw7965]

You deserve a Nobel Prize for teaching.

[@jixuancheng]

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[@yousafraza7836]

I have tried a few other tutorials but idk how this guy explains it so simply. I don't even have to think about it again. You just make it settle in mind . Hats off champ :)

[@malefetsanelenka8013]

I tried learning Django last year, but I failed to understand the virtual environment thing, so I quit, I understand it now and used Django docs but failed to get some concepts. I came back to Corey I get the best Explanation ever.💫

[@alexpechauer476]

I've been scratching my head for weeks trying to figure out urls mapping. Nobody else describes it as well as you. Thanks!

[@awaisahmad5301]

U know what is the best thing which I experienced with Corey this series is actually when the question comes into my mind Corey Suddenly explains it really well ❤🔥

[@jingasura9381]

An excellent video on this topic. I just started learning about Django and this confused me for a bit so I had to rewatch this a couple times but you explained it so well. Thanks

[@nurglerider781]

I really appreciate you explaining the underlying concepts/actions of Django. Most other "tutorials" that I've watched/read have been nothing more than code-alongs with little to no explanation of what Django is actually doing.

[@E_Crypto]

You're a great teacher. I've recommended your videos to my friends. I am learning Django during this social distancing period. Thank you for all the content. Much appreciated.

[@Alex-up5im]

I am also learning Django during this period, I was just wondering if these tutorials still work for 2020? Corey seems like a great teacher so I hope these videos still hold up.

[@Icy_Republic]

I tried to learn django for over a year, un-successfully. Corey is gods gift to beginner programmers

[@shaheenrafiq5974]

It's been 3 years and this is still the most popular and comprehensive Django tutorial :')

[@therealplnts8533]

All of web development suddenly starts making sense to me. I am amazed by the quality of this channel and will try to support it!

[@JasmineLaprades]

This is my fourth time watching django tutorial video and I always end up getting confused on some vids and would just stop watching the vid lol But finally, I found your tutorial and you have explained each step and process clearly! Thank you so much Sir!

[@inboxstack]

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[@ahnafali4341]

This is my first you tube comment ever. I think these videos are outstanding! You are awesome!

[@coreyms]

Thanks!

[@llellouche]

I would love to say you made best explanation of routes in django I ever seen, and I wonder how can someone dislike such an amazing tutorial, lastly thank you so much sir keep up the good work

[@arvindg553]

While every KZbinR explain only things happen U explain how it happens Thank you bro ❤️❤️

[@piyushsati6414]

What a amazing teacher you are....your way of teaching such a complex things in a easy way is amazing ...pllz carry on making such videos and many more

[@dadveloper2326]

I have spent so many hours trying to drill this info in my mind. Your explanations are so concise! such a logical flow to your explanation!

[@SriramTantri25]

The recap done twice is underrated! Amazing job

[@arvindg553]

Omg thank you so much Thought of quitting Django but after this iam gonna just Rock Django Awesome URL explanation

[@TheBuckeyeMan20]

This is a great video! Thank you so much for the help. I have been following a program I am enrolled in and I have been stuck on this topic for 2 weeks, just checked out this video and got it first time. thanks for the great work!!!!!!

[@harishnatarajan5560]

Hey Corey Sir, Your videos are one of the best videos on the KZbin. I've also watched your flask tutorials. It was also good. Your videos not only teaches how to do things but also why it works the way it is which most videos don't do. Thank You for making these videos.

[@zachehrhardt8748]

Nice! Thanks Corey! I really like the way you slow down and explain how and why things are happening. It really helps me to understand Django

[@iansjackson]

From an old Brit geezer who really needs clear instruction to get through to the grey cells, I'm doing okay thanks to you.

[@PBnJustice]

I have just started this series and, being very new to development/coding in general, this has been one of the most well explained and laid out series I've found so far. Thank you so much for this!

[@priyanshunaskar6375]

What Django version are you using?? and are you facing any issues with the current version?

[@PBnJustice]

@@priyanshunaskar6375 The most recently updated version, the only major issue i've ran into with it in todays day would be the importing of Crispy forms and some random bootstrap formatting, but it was easy enough to find the correct form of Crispy tags to use! Everything ran beautifully up to deployment, I didn't deploy using this series.

[@MiguelPengson]

I have been reading the docs for Django Corey, you really do have a talent for explaining these things in a way anyone can understand and in more detail too. Thank you!

[@07bce043]

One of the great Python series on how to use Django framework!!

[@glambyha2263]

Man you are amazing, i have never seen a single video with so clear, step by step explanation thumbs up

[@HaileeMiu]

Oh the little things "in the same directory as out manage.py file", makes it some much easier to follow along and understand.

[@ArkFreestyle]

So true! I noticed that one too

[@abdelrhmanahmed1378]

what you mean?!

[@HaileeMiu]

@@abdelrhmanahmed1378 a lot of tutorial ppl are not clear enough on exactly where/what level things should be at. But they little phrase makes it crystal clear PLUS easy to remember

[@DenzelHooke]

how did this tutorial work out for you? Are you a dev now?

[@HaileeMiu]

@@DenzelHooke i was actually a software engineer at the time of watching this tutorial. My first job after a coding bootcamp

[@joshstafford9353]

Have to learn the django framework for my A2 Project and your tutorials are far easier to follow and better explained than the tutorials on their website! Good job.

[@troy7472]

11:36 to 16:22 was the perfect explanation for routing.

[@shubhapradhan8163]

This tutorial is the best !! this is what got me started in the web development 1 year ago

[@officiallyjakes]

This guy is awesome... You were born to teach!!! much love.👍🏽😉

[@SoyamPradhan]

The best youtuber, Corey Schafer. For sure!

[@michaelcapone8913]

Wow. Good job ! I am a student in computer science but I want to learn web development for AI. You explain incredibly well. Bravo !

[@Olesya1215]

Thank you so much! You explain much better than teachers on paid courses

[@habib97se]

Hi, I have begun learning python with your channel. al your videos and playlist are just amazing and appreciate your efforts in making high-quality content a lot. After ending the python course, now I am trying to learn Django and build my own store

[@jaypansare2996]

You are explaining each and every step....Loving your method of teaching...Thank You!!!

[@catcoder12]

Fun fact: at 8:48 you might be wondering why are we using include function, instead of directly importing the blog module. This is because it would cause a circular import.

[@electricimpulsetoprogramming]

3:00 Tip for people watching this excellent course: Like me, you're probably not going to get everything straight away and might, like me, continue anyway. After all, trail and error is very effective for learning. But please, make sure to understand Corey's excellent explanation from around 11:45 to 13:40 about django's url patterns. Understand this, what's actually happening in these three steps and _why_, and you will have a rather pleasant ride down the road. I didn't pay attention the first time and had big troubles with the logic later on and almost felt like "Django is indeed utter garbage!" but no, it's brilliant if you not like in my first encounter with this lesson sleepleared throughout 11:45 to 13:40 =)

[@Alexander-re8vz]

Thank you so much. You dont understand how happy I am to understand django at last

[@brumarul7481]

I like when i'm learning programming to not just copy a code , to play with!!! And u explained that well that i was able to do it!! Ty

[@almatnarmatov]

thats when youtube comes in play, you cannat copy text from video :D

[@shashikantsingh840]

you make the complex part so easy understand

[@santhoshprabhakaran2454]

thanks,you explaining it in very simple words so that any one can understand.

[@techkri]

I wish all other people who are making tutorial should learn from this guy on how to make a tutorial.

[@adante407]

I have just discovered your channel, and it is fantastic. Thanks for your excellent teaching, and the excellent content. Very much appreciated.

[@jamesbrown6591]

Really enjoying this series. I've said this already but your tutorials for Python, for any topic you've posted on, are by far the best I've found. Thank you for providing these resources!

[@kiarashbahrami7219]

best django tutorial series i have ever seen in youtube

[@marcus.edmondson]

These videos are literally answering all the questions I have had this last week. Awesome tutorials!

[@kunalbhoir2340]

This is one of the simplest examples that I have learned about Django Projects. Keep doing this Corey

[@hkcode1811]

infinite times more clear than my uni lecturers, thanks

[@kshitijchourey441]

I just finished another tutorial and started with yours, and realized that the other one was a scam. This is so so Good.

[@stanrajn1320]

YEA! this guy is the best of all, which i've been watching, he knows how to and what to explain, pleasure to watch n learn! GJ, THX!

[@elijahmayorov596]

awesome explanations ! very detailed and very clear. The link between views.py and url files is much clearer than in other tuts

[@ajmalkhan2973]

Such a complicated Django work flow explained like it's simple logic... Which it is loooollll - Great tutorial, really *Great*

[@PlasmoX]

thank you so much for that routing explanation. I have been wrestling with this for a while, and your video made things very clear how things were working when a user accesses the site

[@SarthakTandons]

I want to thank Corey for such amazing and well-explained tutorials, the content is way better than most of the paid courses out there. Thank you once again!

[@michaeltaylor4542]

Fantastic video and walkthrough. After watching other videos and reading guides, it finally clicked with your explanation. Thank you so much!

[@abhinaypasupuleti8923]

This is the best tutorial I came across on the Django topic. All the concepts are clear and easy to understand

[@dabhijaydeep]

Its a very understandable concepts of Django. You made best explanation of routes in Django I ever seen.

[@ChukwukaCharles-ju2ik]

you are the best tutor for programming I have ever seen thanks a lot bro

[@stfadhh]

Man, you're such a good teacher ! Keep going, your classes are definitely one of the best in KZbin !