Top Tips to be a better Django Developer | Eduonix

Welcome to another new video!! There are quite a few little tricks and tips one can use on their Django projects that would help them speed up development and save time in the long run. From basic to obscure, these tips can help any skill-level of programmer become more adept with Django and all its glory. So let's get started and learn what actual the tips are !!
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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]

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[@shreyasshinde5445]

Really helpful. Thank you so much ❤️

[@rangabharath4253]

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

[@JulianoAtanazio]

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

[@adelabu-ghazaleh1228]

Thank you templates and settings folder are great options

[@mekkismart7198]

Thank you for these useful tips and useful knowledge!

[@akashaimachill3434]

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

[@tshaylatte9502]

Thanks a lot, love your tips

[@abjan100]

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

[@Eduonix]

Thank you! keep letting know your views :)

[@loicsurf3502]

This was helpful, thanks again.

[@Sharpless512]

Waw the settings file helped me a lot!!

[@codelery414]

This is really helpful. Thanks

[@samjones379]

Thank the tips are great and clear

[@iandthopper]

Very useful!

[@lakshit-khanna]

Good work please create more videos like this

[@cloudyrathor]

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

[@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!

[@iffdislamicfoundationforde4027]

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

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[@pdd9366]

Very informative. Nice vid.

[@KeepCalmProgrammers]

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

[@sepehrhozzari7447]

its very usefull thanks

[@abhijithganesh2064]

Really helpful

[@misaelc150]

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

[@crazycat2969]

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

[@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()

[@francismagnusson378]

this is actually helpful, thanks!

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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?

[@caseymccray3861]

Thank you, this really helped

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[@ioanpopa9473]

Very useful, thank you!

[@Eduonix]

Hi Ioan popa, thanks for letting us know! We're so glad you find the videos helpful. That's exactly what we aim for! If you have any specific video requests, feel free to share them.

[@bens_corner]

very interesting and useful video

[@mirazking7694]

Great ❤

[@seanrosario5223]

django has changed my life.

[@samuelebonini8004]

Still very relevant and good info

[@mrmuranga]

Very useful..keep making these...

[@Eduonix]

Hey, thank you very much. Stay tuned for upcoming vides.

[@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.

[@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.

[@mekelius]

The music in the end was really loud ...

[@4rchfi3nd_4ct1ve]

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.

[@peterhimmelman9241]

Nice, too loud at the end though!

[@deadfool6105]

more videos on Django please..

[@Eduonix]

Please elaborate your question? what type of courses you are looking for !!

[@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.