can you please make a tutroial about uploading a django project in render cloud hosting and i have a question would you say that using docker is better for hosting a django project or using git is enough ?
Hi. I do have a tutorial on uploading a django project to render with cloud hosting. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/AgTr5mw4zdI/видео.html As for your question. Using Docker is better for hosting a Django project as it provides a consistent environment, while Git alone is mainly for version control, not deployment. Good luck!
Hi. Sure, I can give you some insight. I'd suggest that you start with Django basics like models, views, templates, and URL routing, then move on to user authentication, forms, and static files. Once you are comfortable with that, I'd say explore advanced topics such as REST APIs, deployment, and scaling with tools like Docker and AWS.
Wow... I have been looking for a way to do this and here you are with the full tutorial. Thanks alot man.
My pleasure! Hope it helps!
Thanks again buddy
My pleasure!
hope you make a tutorial about htmx + django in the future
Thank you for the suggestion!
Amazing video, one of my most waiting videos is now realised.
Thanks a lot....❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Thank you so much!! I'm glad that you are happy about it! It's a great pleasure! :)
good thank you
My pleasure! Glad that you liked it!
can you please make a tutroial about uploading a django project in render cloud hosting and i have a question would you say that using docker is better for hosting a django project or using git is enough ?
Hi. I do have a tutorial on uploading a django project to render with cloud hosting. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/AgTr5mw4zdI/видео.html
As for your question. Using Docker is better for hosting a Django project as it provides a consistent environment, while Git alone is mainly for version control, not deployment.
Good luck!
@@CloudWithDjango ty for the answer i look forward to your upcoming videos
My pleasure! Thank you so much!
can you give me a road map from django please?
Hi. Sure, I can give you some insight. I'd suggest that you start with Django basics like models, views, templates, and URL routing, then move on to user authentication, forms, and static files. Once you are comfortable with that, I'd say explore advanced topics such as REST APIs, deployment, and scaling with tools like Docker and AWS.
What about cPanel MySQL
Thank you for your suggestion!