Django Project - Simple Blog App
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- This is a beginners Django and Python project - building a simple blog app.
If you need to setup your environment similar to what is demonstrated in this tutorial please go ahead and first following the Installing Python, the virtual environment and Django tutorial:
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Project files:
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For me, this is by far the simplest and logical explanation of the inner workings of Django, thank you.
You're so far the best teacher on youtube
You know what, You teach django best in RUclips because you I was searching a good channel for django but I didn't got anything but one day I got your channel and I amazed by your skills
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Happy to help! Thank you Ananjay.
@@veryacademy Thank you for your help to teach me the django
I just put the video speed to x1.5 , and here I am learning Django with Travis Miles from Diamond City Radio (Fallout 4). Great stuff :D
Nice work!
This knowledge depth and clear explanation is one of the best i've seen. Keep going.
by far this channel is the best to learn django , and the irony is that he got less then 1000 sub
Thanks David. Been interesting the amount that have commented about sub numbers, things are starting to warm up - its only been a few months now. For me its a good thing right now, am still slowly making progression with working out how to deliver better tutorials, the format, sound etc. Its a learning curve for sure. Still more great content to come. What I/we have done so far is just setting the groundwork for much more polished code and practices using Django and indeed other technologies! Once the website and app starts up you will be able to (always for free) follow different Django progression paths, have the option to read tutorials if you prefer that and have assessment tools to check knowledge learnt. Be a while yet with juggling work family etc but I will get some others on board at some point and away we go. Any suggestion or features would be most welcome.
@@veryacademy your content is so good that i would buy it , by the way i love the live troubleshooting that you do other channels give this vary polish tutorial and coding is not that polish. thank you so much you are great
@@davidrosen2705 Thanks for the feedback David, much appreciated. No one ever does tutorials on troubleshooting...but we spend a lot of time doing just that 😂
This is fantastic. You're great at explaining this stuff, most other videos over complicate it or info dump way too much. Thanks!! Subscribed.
please show a demo of the result of project before you stat coding . i love your voice it's so relaxing :)
Thanks Atefeh :) glad you like it. I always try and show a preview if relevant - many of my videos like this one, in my head at least I feel doesn't need a visual intro. You can always use the timeline to skip to the end and see the final product. But I will take this on board and see if I can come up with adding this into the video timeline for all future tutorials. Thank you!
Your voice makes Django interesting. But pls do a series on user restrictions on pages, in the later videos.
Thank you! Will do.
I am currently following this tutorial and so far the experience is good. But one thing that bugs me is that django forces us to change publish_date into publish in the Post class. Is there any certain naming rule or did i miss something in this tutorial?
I have Doubt In Web Development first we need to design the front end or backend
You are doing great work 😰
Hi again :)
Was trying to follow the django ecommerce v2 series, but realized that I actually need to start from the very beginning to undertand what's going on there :P
Could you please help with understanding the error @21:30? You fix it by simply changing the name "publish_date" to "publish". So every time one creates a models class (or a database table other words), there MUST be an attribute called "publish" no matter what, otherwise django breaks?
really good tutorial
Glad you think so!
Nice tutorial 😊 learnt new things
Thank you Luffy for all the of great comments! It is both motivational and helps the channel move forward. As/If this channel grows expect bigger better and more useful features and free content.
@@veryacademy 😇 yep your channel will grow for sure .. im watching ur other videos right now.. will make comments there too once I finish watching them...😁😇
@@Luffy-hi6xw Thank you!
Thank you for the class, am having issue with my single.html (It doesn't display any content) all indentations are correct.
Thank you! Can we, instead of creating that custom manager, just do
published_posts = Post.objects.filter(status='published').and add something here if we need to?
Good explaination
It would have been even better if u included user authentication
Noted - thank you
How to use serializers in the blog project?
Here is little bit confusion
1. in Models' 'Comments' Class, 2 points are confusing
i. post(field name)
ii. related_name="comments" (same post fk field attribute)
..........then in Views
in 'get_single' method we have 2 variables
i. post
ii. comments
The Questions is.......
Do this resemblance in names(or whatever) is meaningful? or just used for Variable declaration?
you got a new subscriber ♥
Welcome aboard!
what is the reason to use 'post' in ? Is it because of class name?
Think of slug as the type of data, if it were a number you were passing to the view you might use the post is the context, think of this as a variable name inside of the post variable in this case is the data that is collected from the URL so for example test.com/hello/data with hello/ the post variable as I called it is holding the value 'data' - so its just a context name that we pass to the view.py so we can extract the data from **kwargs('post') - you can change the name post to anything 👍
Thank you Sir.
What is the difference between usin auto_now or auto_now_add with models.DateTimeField() and using timezone.now?
great.
please make an ecommerce project too
On my list 👍. I will share with you all the projects that we are setting out to cover very soon.
hello, why did you create NewManager class inside Post class?
would be better if the entire series was 5 minutes long
I had some trouble using venv since I am used to using docker, but I noticed after I created my django app, using '$ python manage.py runserver' command did not work for me. I had to use $ 'python3 manage.py runserver'.
Ok noted. you running it on windows?
@@veryacademy Yes, I am running on Win 10.
It's too tough to understand what's going on if you skip different steps in the code.
Thank you for the feedback - I totally agree with you. I am researching different ways in which to present this type of information and will iterate through all the videos to make them more structured and clearer in future versions.
👍👍👍
Sir, How to deploy the blog public for free.
Plz hlp
Hello Sachin, good question. There isn’t really many options, you could try pythonanywhere and heroku which offer free services that are limited. AWS is free to a point. If you are a student heroku offer a student package, that would be a solution.
@@veryacademy thank u .
👏
You're a very good teacher. I'm lucky that I've crossed your channel.
Thank you - the tutorials you are looking at here are very old - I will do an update over the next few weeks or so.
can u explain |safe
Sure no problem 👍
Thank you Sir.
Really good tutorial
Glad it was helpful! This is in need of a major update though!
Your voice makes Django interesting. But pls do a series on user restrictions on pages, in the later videos.
This will be covered in the blog series for sure - next up is testing - then unless I can find anything else useful I will move into user authentication/user groups/restrictions
@@veryacademy great👍.