As an amateur I face with a lot of issues with Django but looking these amazing lessons I become more aware of the main ideas. Thanks for your contributions in my education!!!
Thanks a lot for the comment, that is really great to hear - best of luck with your Django journey! If you have any suggestions for videos that may help, feel free to drop them here.
@@bugbytes3923 I haven't finished your django jorney therefore I do not know whether the answers on my qustions are available or not. I face filtering user application by various attributes ascwell as giving some parameters depending on the chosen. For example, when I choose a brand I want to iterate in filters only for those models that belong to that particular brand.
Succint and clear. You are an excellent presenter and this has helped fast track my Django learning. Much appreciated mate from a new Aussie subscriber in Sydney - Dave PS. Noting that validation can be done in the form class and at the model level, is there a rule of thumb for choosing the most appropriate approach? My guess is to keep validation as close to the db as possible. Cheers - D
Thanks a lot, really appreciate the support Dave! Greetings from Glasgow, Scotland! Agreed, setting up validation at the DB level is most important for data integrity. Form-level validations are important too - can prevent you hitting the database unnecessarily if there's any issues with the submitted data.
thanks, very useful topic, it would be very helpful if you post a video on displaying table data in django and other topics that would be useful are how to deploy the django web app on a live web server and interactive charts based on multiple inputs on the web page and finally a how to video on clean and fully designed UI with interactive input boxes and dropdowns
Thank you! I have a preference for functions for learning and for the videos, tbh - I believe they're more explicit in a lot of cases. But sometimes it depends on the project, the other developers, etc. With DRF I'd use CBVs always. I do like CBVs too!
Sorry for this dumb quest i was trying the validators but its still calculating the total in negative number i am going to try what you have done to see if it works. I wonder if it has anything to do with a java script attach because that is what is calculating the total of the booking price
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Hey, thanks so much for this, was getting lost in the sauce and not finding the docs handy. You are the senior dev this city deserves.
As an amateur I face with a lot of issues with Django but looking these amazing lessons I become more aware of the main ideas. Thanks for your contributions in my education!!!
Thanks a lot for the comment, that is really great to hear - best of luck with your Django journey! If you have any suggestions for videos that may help, feel free to drop them here.
@@bugbytes3923 I haven't finished your django jorney therefore I do not know whether the answers on my qustions are available or not.
I face filtering user application by various attributes ascwell as giving some parameters depending on the chosen.
For example, when I choose a brand I want to iterate in filters only for those models that belong to that particular brand.
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Succint and clear. You are an excellent presenter and this has helped fast track my Django learning. Much appreciated mate from a new Aussie subscriber in Sydney - Dave
PS. Noting that validation can be done in the form class and at the model level, is there a rule of thumb for choosing the most appropriate approach? My guess is to keep validation as close to the db as possible. Cheers - D
Thanks a lot, really appreciate the support Dave! Greetings from Glasgow, Scotland!
Agreed, setting up validation at the DB level is most important for data integrity. Form-level validations are important too - can prevent you hitting the database unnecessarily if there's any issues with the submitted data.
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thanks, very useful topic, it would be very helpful if you post a video on displaying table data in django and other topics that would be useful are how to deploy the django web app on a live web server and interactive charts based on multiple inputs on the web page and finally a how to video on clean and fully designed UI with interactive input boxes and dropdowns
Thanks! Good suggestions too 👍
Great work. One request! How to validate debits =credits in diulbe entry system before saving model form.
Another great video! How come you never use CBV?
Thank you! I have a preference for functions for learning and for the videos, tbh - I believe they're more explicit in a lot of cases. But sometimes it depends on the project, the other developers, etc. With DRF I'd use CBVs always.
I do like CBVs too!
How to create multiple validators for a single field?
hi the im trying to make a booking system for my website where the user cannot input negative numbers . This code will work right?
Sorry for this dumb quest i was trying the validators but its still calculating the total in negative number i am going to try what you have done to see if it works. I wonder if it has anything to do with a java script attach because that is what is calculating the total of the booking price
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