Django Permissions | Model Level Permissions | Admin Site | Introduction | Part 1

[@pipurs]

I rarely have much to say about YT tutorials - but I do have to say something regarding your EXCELLENT tutorials! I'm new in Django and find the documentation hard to follow - especially if one'd want to grasp the bigger picture of it all - how it is stitched together. You somehow manage to drill down while at the same time give it all a meaningful context. I've learned more from five of your tutorials than I have in total for half a year. Kudos - you really deserve more views, likes, and followers. Very grateful - keep up the splendid work!

[@veryacademy]

Thank you! Apologies for the lack of a clear starting point. Over the next few months I will be focusing on getting that sorted.

[@pipurs]

@@veryacademy Not quite sure what you mean - I find it all splendid. Especially (and please keep that spirit/style) that you don't edit out the occasional hickups. We all have them, a missing asterisk or what have you, and it's quite refreshing, even engaging, to see them :)

[@braimahhassanoshiapemhe6430]

I don't regret the little token they remove from my account every month to support your page here, you are just a blessing to every developer

[@myoji5580]

Oh my god. Very useful lecture. I don’t see this wonderful lecture. Step by step permissions. I used to write a lot of permission code in views. One test and one test and one test. Understand code perfect

[@fadygamilmahrousmasoud5863]

i love that you focus on something new in every single video, not just creating an app .. thank you for your efforts, can you tell me if you are using DRF or not?

[@veryacademy]

Hi, erm, am I using DRF for what sir?

[@clarckkim]

@@veryacademy probably he's talking about DRF series

[@ProSimples]

Must watch. Saved for tomorrow. Thank you for the video.

[@ankitdevkota6585]

WOW !! what a in-depth tutorial. I loved it. I felt bad to see that this man has only 62k subs. Thanks a lot for such amazing content. Please keep making videos for us.

[@anunnaki_7]

the best video about permissions in djago i ever seen in youtube

[@veryacademy]

Thanks

[@KrishnaManohar8021]

Great series, God bless you. Remember I am always watching you 🔥👍

[@veryacademy]

Thank you and good to see you again

[@jonl316]

Excited to check this out.

[@veryacademy]

Thank you - apologise in advance if it is not what you expected.

[@jonl316]

It's awesome!! Very helpful

[@resourcejunior7481]

Solidified some aspects i skipped. Sir you are doing a great job

[@veryacademy]

Excellent

[@musicvstime9559]

I love your courses about django! keep it up

[@veryacademy]

Glad you like them!

[@mkhnuser]

What a brilliant in-depth series. Thanks!

[@shadrackdanford5533]

Great content, you are such a life saver and believe me you are changing lives of many. Can you kindly share content on Multi-tenancy? Thanks

[@veryacademy]

Thank you - I keep being asked about it, I will have to do something soon about Multi-Tenancy

[@noblessetech]

Thank you for this series. Please also cover Roles based permissions.

[@veryacademy]

Yep ok noted, thank you. Groups and Roles can be used interchangeably. Are you looking for more regarding Groups?

[@noblessetech]

@@veryacademy Yes like websites will have many roles like Admin, Manager, SalesPerson, IT Team etc.

[@SajidAli-wy1zs]

Yes i also agree with you

[@lol-wo5pc]

It doesn't make sense to me to create your own Role system, while there are groups available in Django that can be further customized. I have seen several tutorials on the web about Role-based permission systems in Django. They all allowed Django to use Roles by creating an entire architecture for them in models. As your application grows, it can be difficult to use such an architecture flawlessly. Groups are designed to grow with your application, so they are more handy in real-world scenarios.

[@virolana]

Really interesting video, thank you! @veryacademy django-guardian appears stalled, with no releases for years now. Is this something we should still use?

[@onyxelite312]

Thank you for sharing, I appreciate the time and work you put into making this.

[@veryacademy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lol-wo5pc]

Really great tutorial. That's a good addition to the documentation. G thanks!

[@sulfur32066]

thanks, you are doing great! keep pushing

[@omkarsutar578]

Field level permission 👍🏻👍🏻

[@rokibulhaque1673]

Hi,i am following your tutorials recently.its great and amazing. Do you have by the way any tutorial on putting django in production using IIS.

[@miles2590]

Thank you for your videos, it help me a lot in understanding the django permissions, but how about, showing objects in a model for a specific user, like having a Profile model, after login, they can only see the profile objects which belong to a specific user. TIA

[@johnmindi530]

roles and permissions what i was looking for.... thanks

[@veryacademy]

Perfect!

[@dodokwak]

Just looking at the title => like. Thank you!

[@veryacademy]

Thank you too!

[@raphaelamponsah9063]

Thanks for the great awesome tutorials. Please could do a tutorial on planning an app with django. From Ui to testing series.

[@djangodeveloper07]

interesting topic

[@shaheenirivetty7740]

Can you do docker deployment (Django, Redis,Celery)to aws beanstalk or similar service in gcp or azure

[@veryacademy]

Mate, I am going to be on this asap. I will get around to it and just go crazy make a few tutorials on deploying everywhere.

[@gustavorocha6592]

Great video! Thanks

[@user-gf3hf5ri8b]

Great tutorial! really appreciate it.

[@sankarebarri]

You rock!

[@abhinasregmi9742]

I love your content.

[@lumkilentetha]

thank you

[@omegaroyal]

I am getting a KeyError on 'username'. I print the form.base_fields.keys() and it basically says only 1 key: 'password'. How are you adding all the other fields?

[@aliasgharqeysari9724]

nicee

[@MrRynRules]

Thank you so much!

[@nitensapkota8606]

Great video but you should add a timestamps 🙌

[@matiasibarra7650]

Thanks for this

[@veryacademy]

Welcome

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[@MohdImran-uq5iv]

👍🏻

[@veryacademy]

Thank you

[@mohamedyahya4014]

Deep thanks

[@tesfatsionshiferaw3474]

Saved!

[@veryacademy]

Thank you

[@mohamad6650]

Please I need to explain me how I can make paid spaces for ads not google ads just created ads from client

[@veryacademy]

Very interesting, what is your tech stack? Django templates / SPA...?

[@mohamad6650]

@@veryacademy I am using django templates

[@sempresionus]

Table naming in blank diagram with user - groups - permissions does not give a sense but the logic is right.

[@CrackerWeb]

52:34 this will not work if the staff user has permission of add user also.

[@robertcoffie8789]

PLEASE WHEN IS PART 2 COMING

[@veryacademy]

In about 20mins

[@noblessetech]

@@veryacademy Please cover roles based permissions.

[@kalahari8295]

Watch at 1.5x

[@anthonydattolo6297]

please timestamp sections =[

[@musicvstime9559]

😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩 Thannnnks

[@veryacademy]

You’re welcome 😊