Web Development with Python and Django, by Nicholas Wong

[@codemonkeytv]

Even though there was nothing new for me here to discover I kept watching it untill the end because it was an entertaining and understandable way of presenting all those basic elements in Django. Well done and well worth my time, Sir.

[@btcblade3334]

bro you are sooooo lit, nice video, best 1 hr in depth intro into django for sure. Thank You for being such an awesome content creator. Was looking for exactly a fast paced high level video intro into how to build a website list with favorites options, trying to build with python for first time. This saved me sooo much time ty

[@SD-ns1eo]

This is the best Django beginning tutorial! I wish I knew about this earlier. I loved how you built an app for each stage and it was clear to see how it progress for each stage (like from hardcoding to generalizing). I personally liked the Django polls app tutorial from the official website, but yours really dive into the deeper level with clear changes. I would strongly recommend this for any beginners who want to learn Django. I have some experience in Rails so this is not entirely new, but I needed someone to explain all these. THANK YOU!!!!!! p.s. Oh I love your terminal!! It cries when it fails to compile and smiles when it succeeds lol

[@memobijou]

The connection was low because you had in your html files references to bootstrap cdn links wich are accessed via the internet. And also Favorite.objects.create(body=quote) is already enough. Calling the .save() method of that object is redundant because the create method is already there. It would be necessary when the object was instantiated in that way: new_fav = Favorite(body=quote) and then new_fav.save(). Thanks for your content it was a really nice introduction to django.

[@roylee6889]

very very great explanation ！！！Thanks a lot , Nicholas . I hope there will be a video teaching how to deploy Django to heroku or any other servies

[@SameerKumar18051998]

Hi All 👋 I wrote the Geek Jokes API mentioned at 59:07 (geek-jokes.sameerkumar.website/) I just wanted to update that I've slightly improved the API design. Please check it out here and suggest further improvements! - github.com/sameerkumar18/geek-joke-api (also do star the repository if you like it 😬)

[@TomislavMiletic]

Do you have advanced tutorials for Django?

[@konstantinrebrov675]

Good young professor!

[@btcblade3334]

Hey Nicholas can i please have a link to your rainbow screen saver : ) ?

[@GetTechyWithD]

This guy is so flippin’ funny!! I was listening to this while hiking and didn’t expect to start laughing about flippin’ django, and it made me feel a little less anxious about perfection... It’s entertaining, so I don’t zone out when I have other things going on. The laughing forced me to listen to/watch again to take better notes.

[@ДмитроПилипенко-ы6ю]

what screensaver do you use?)

[@ДмитроПилипенко-ы6ю]

Nick Wong

[@Gustavo_Rojas]

WHERE CAN GET THE SCREEN SAVER!?

[@westfield90]

So many frameworks today. It gets so confusing to keep up with them

[@spacenodus7959]

You don't need to do all the frameworks

[@hamids4550]

Agree

[@rullll12]

Boomer

[@shubhamtalks9718]

This lecture is part of which course of CS50?

[@Emily-fm7pt]

its not in one course its at a cs50 hackathon I think

[@HaifengZhu-pn3uq]

what does cs career mean?

[@dhirajsingh10710]

I want to learn Python ....From where I can learn it online ??

[@do_hickey]

CS50 and MIT OCW 6.0001

[@alexeychernov3902]

Coursera

[@somber_soul]

Corey Schafer here on KZbin is the best. Completely free and friendly to both beginners and advanced.

[@anshitmishra]

How do I view PPT files on the website using the Django framework?

[@wchandler2010]

Did you figure it out?

[@wraithtrailers8624]

what is the software that he uses?

[@chris_1337]

@Nick Wong jumping into this comment to say that, while there are a lot of Django tutorials on YT, someone with a clear voice, interesting real-world projects and, more importantly, a good energy, would quickly become a go-to. Just saying, if you ever consider doing your own Django tutorials on YT, you'd have a subscriber right here. Great presentation!

[@tratbagd4500]

@@chris_1337 I second what you said.

[@ajutamang7190]

#awesome

[@codethebeast975]

why you named your repo like that? are you fan of mitochondria

[@bigfatcrab]

sound cute tbh

[@misfarsiddeek3105]

these are called as Angle brsckets

[@nanotech7431]

Who is better laravel or Django ?

[@adamantinebipartite4732]

Neither of them are people. Please rephrase the question in a manner that can be understood.

[@josbexerr5166]

ASP NET CORE 3 -

[@smiley2474]

@@adamantinebipartite4732 lol

[@hemiacetal1331]

@@adamantinebipartite4732 But you did understand what he said so, does he still need to rephrase his comment?

[@luizfpina]

Nice and fast inroduction, however you just covered the function base views, while class base views are much better, cleaner e faster to code.

[@BarryMaskell]

There has not been any major breakthroughs in coding over the past 30 years - still convoluted way of getting anything done - what a mess

[@jonathandelapaz6436]

it probably will remain that way.

[@AnidBirr]

what can i do 2 being a good programmer

[@Colstonewall]

Build things. Decide what you want to do, and build things as you learn.

[@dantedt3931]

This is kinda like a nice Python-Django kinda like presentation kinda.

[@awaizqureshi788]

I want to learn java from where i can learn

[@25_12SINGH]

java by durgasoft

[@soncontentmedia]

.... no idea what is he talking