Views (Django REST framework)

[@pranishn9683]

To be honest, Your channel is gem for me. My career growth is completely gone a lifted by your playlists. Thank You very much for your uploads and teaching :)

[@markkos2426]

this is very heflpful. I'm having a hard time implementing react with django but these tuturials are gold

[@Aucacoyan]

It's amazingly clear how you explain the process. Thank you!

[@tudorcozma6781]

Thank you, for the course very simple and clear explanation. Sorry I'm a starter. I have 2 question. 1. if I'm starting the project from scratch, do I need to have and simple models from django or, is enough from rest framework? 2. how I saw on many lessons every time working with rest framework you are adding them on new pages, I mean - Category - Products - Blog elements how to do if I need on one page all of them? I codding my portfolio and let's say I want to make a block with my * softs knowleges * my achivments * company worked for I don't' want to make new page for each of them how to do this Thank you Much appreciated

[@thedemonlord9232]

when do you create the model? is the video missing from the playlist?

[@peterkaniu9826]

Noticed, new django to took me while

[@panagissarantos_hua2089]

i have a question here. In the methods views you are passing the request and a slug. How the user hitting that api provides the "slug" that these methods get as a parameter. I don't quite get it. Nice vids btw

[@bombdrive3880]

Good video. But allow me to ask a question. How do we serialize a list of dictionaries to the model? A list consisting of multiple posts.

[@codekar92]

thank you brother love from India

[@abbasalirezaei6817]

i love you man, you are the best .

[@bavidlynx3409]

Hey can i follow this for a different blog app that i made?

[@suavementelucas7351]

Where did this slug come from? I can't give

[@jhoniemusic]

can you apply that in models.Model

[@sunilsarode4295]

nice series, thanks a lot . it fail in my case when I wanted to get JSON response. it works with following if request.method == "GET": serializer = HospitalDataSerializer(hospital) return Response(serializer.data)----> why this ?

[@ahmedjaved7197]

Well, you have to return something when you are you are creating a view. In this case, serializer.data is returning the data of the requested blogpost.

[@marekkaminski5496]

in settings.py add such a line in REST_FRAMEWORK section 'DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES' tuple: 'rest_framework.authentication.SessionAuthentication',

[@abdullahatif7854]

1:22, Thank YOu

[@dawoodamir2011]

Man u should keep it seprate now i havent watched any of your videos before this so how any one who just want to take this course of restapi suppose to knw whats going to be import from account model this is making this more confusing

[@codingwithmitch]

keep what separate. There's 2 playlists. And 2 different courses on my website. codingwithmitch.com/courses

[@dawoodamir2011]

I knw i have seen it but you are also making a web application in this course right

[@dawoodamir2011]

Like you have blog post on web application and you r making django restframework course on that same project but i havent watched any of your webapplication video so those models like blog or author i guess u have made in webapplication part

[@dawoodamir2011]

Or maybe its just me im not understanding it right now

[@privetabdul]

totally agree

[@continental_drift]

Wow KZbin have gone crazy with the ads. 6:00 mins of ad! I'm out of here.

[@AnshumanKumar007]

Adblock?

[@continental_drift]

@@AnshumanKumar007 Good idea but I am happy to watch ads when they support creators efforts. The previous video was accompanied by a three minute commercial. But 6:00 mins watching some testosterone charged buffon shouting at me is too much.

[@swapnik1000]

'We are going to be focusing on class based views....' Please focus on everything. Not looking to learn the exact app your are making. Looking to learn Django REST framework.