What can I say 🤷🏽♂ just thank you mate. You push us going beyond our limits by giving to us everything developers need to make operate the magic ! GOD bless you mate !
Great video again. Thanks! Would be really keen to see a follow up showing some extra features - such as extending taggit for user defined tags, or user selecting tags in a multi-select on a form. - the taggit documentation on this stuff is a bit cryptic for newbies. Anyway, thanks again. very helpful video!
Great Video! Thanks a bunch. Nice Blog as well. I'm looking forward to diving deeper into some of the tutorials on there. You heading to DjangoCon 2023 in Edinburgh by any chance? I'm pretty new to Django and am keen to make connections.
Interesting video thanks for sharing. I have a project where I manually created Tags in my model and was trying to understand what Taggit manager could do for me. Anything you can think of which makes life easier with this library?
Thanks! I like both, but recently have been leaning towards Tailwind. There's a lot of nice components readily available on various sites such as Flowbite - importantly, I find Tailwind components easier to customize than Bootstrap.
Sure, this command comes from the "django extensions" package. The installation details are here: django-extensions.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation_instructions.html Once it's installed, you can run the shell_plus command! (I will do a video on Django Extensions soon, btw)
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Thank you very much!
What can I say 🤷🏽♂ just thank you mate. You push us going beyond our limits by giving to us everything developers need to make operate the magic ! GOD bless you mate !
Thanks again mate!
Glad the videos are helpful and more coming soon ;)
Exactly what I was looking for!
Thanks
You've just got a sub
Thanks a lot for the sub - much appreciated!
Great video again. Thanks! Would be really keen to see a follow up showing some extra features - such as extending taggit for user defined tags, or user selecting tags in a multi-select on a form. - the taggit documentation on this stuff is a bit cryptic for newbies. Anyway, thanks again. very helpful video!
Thanks Craig, and thank you for the suggestion. I think something like that (with multi-select) is a good shout. I'll add it to the list!
love your content
Thanks!
Great Content.
Thank you!
@@bugbytes3923 I would request for a personal guide on how learning Django can be easier for me
Great Video! Thanks a bunch. Nice Blog as well. I'm looking forward to diving deeper into some of the tutorials on there. You heading to DjangoCon 2023 in Edinburgh by any chance? I'm pretty new to Django and am keen to make connections.
Thank you!
I'm pretty sure I'll be going to DjangoCon, yeah. Looking forward to it - feel free to come chat, if you are going!
Thanks Man
You're welcome!
Interesting video thanks for sharing. I have a project where I manually created Tags in my model and was trying to understand what Taggit manager could do for me. Anything you can think of which makes life easier with this library?
Great content as always, do you prefer Tailwind in front of Bootstrap
Thanks!
I like both, but recently have been leaning towards Tailwind. There's a lot of nice components readily available on various sites such as Flowbite - importantly, I find Tailwind components easier to customize than Bootstrap.
which extension are you using for beautifying django template syntax?
Great content as usual.. could you please tell me how to install and use the shell_plus command?
Sure, this command comes from the "django extensions" package.
The installation details are here:
django-extensions.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation_instructions.html
Once it's installed, you can run the shell_plus command!
(I will do a video on Django Extensions soon, btw)
@@bugbytes3923 thanks for your quick response and thanks for all your videos. You're great
please make a video on contentype framework as well
how learn django taggit autocomplete
which extension are you using for beautifying django template syntax?
It's the Django extension - top of the list when you search for "Django" on vscode's extensions page.