many thanks Arno, i saw in the documentation, thati just need the additional flag "--tailwind" to install it within.... i got another question, if you ever used nano-django, what is your opinion about?
Hi Ahmad!! Of course, it's my pleasure! Yes, you are right about tailwind. I haven't tested it, but yes, that'd be the way to get it started according to the docs. I haven't read much about nano django, so sadly I can't give much feedback on it. What is nano django?
Hi. I can only give you general advice. I haven't experimented with pymysql on an EC2 instance before. So, if it's possible, I'd suggest that you use Amazon RDS for your database needs. It helps with modularisation too and is a lot easier. Good luck!
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I am new in django and learning many things from your videos. Thanks arno.
It's my pleasure, John! I'm glad to hear that you are learning a lot!
Nice I didn't know about this CLI
Thank you! Yes, I only stumbled upon on it recently as well! Quite cool!
how do i add the tailwind css? this new feature seems interesting
Hi. I'm glad that you find it interesting. For that you would need to use the specified argument stated in the docs to apply tailwind styling
many thanks Arno, i saw in the documentation, thati just need the additional flag "--tailwind" to install it within.... i got another question, if you ever used nano-django, what is your opinion about?
Hi Ahmad!! Of course, it's my pleasure! Yes, you are right about tailwind. I haven't tested it, but yes, that'd be the way to get it started according to the docs. I haven't read much about nano django, so sadly I can't give much feedback on it. What is nano django?
@@CloudWithDjango thanks for your reply :)
My pleasure!
hey, cwd. Having problems deploying my django app onto ec2. could it be possible for you to help me out. i'll share u repo link
when i do makemigrations, it says that i dont have the proper version of mysql installed (even though i intend to use pymysql)
Hi. I can only give you general advice. I haven't experimented with pymysql on an EC2 instance before. So, if it's possible, I'd suggest that you use Amazon RDS for your database needs. It helps with modularisation too and is a lot easier. Good luck!
Can we have tutorial on django cookie cutter?
Hi. Thank you for the suggestion!
Easy Django CLI seems interesting, but I find Django Cookiecutter a better fit for my needs
Yes, of course, that is fair! Of course, my pleasure! :)
lets gooooo
Thank you!