man authorization is one of the most painful parts bc it's so easy to get it wrong and the risks are so high lol would love to see a quick demo of adding it as part of fastapi
After the OSO plug I was hoping for a perfect presentation of how to integrate authorisation into FastAPI. That would be THE killer video. That being said SQLModel from the maker of FastApi would be cool too.
Follow-up videos were on my radar anyways, so definitely something I'd be open to make a video about! I just wanted to keep this one to the basics. Regarding SQLModel, I'd never actually heard of it. The FastAPI docs themselves use SQLAlchemy (at least the places I've looked in anyways). Had more than one person mention it, so may be something worth looking into.
To be honest I'd never heard of it. The bits of the FastAPI docs I've read all use SQLAlchemy, so just not something I was made aware of. I'll deffo look into it though!
man authorization is one of the most painful parts bc it's so easy to get it wrong and the risks are so high lol
would love to see a quick demo of adding it as part of fastapi
After the OSO plug I was hoping for a perfect presentation of how to integrate authorisation into FastAPI.
That would be THE killer video.
That being said SQLModel from the maker of FastApi would be cool too.
yeah for sure. there's so much additional content here that would be SOOO helpful
Follow-up videos were on my radar anyways, so definitely something I'd be open to make a video about! I just wanted to keep this one to the basics.
Regarding SQLModel, I'd never actually heard of it. The FastAPI docs themselves use SQLAlchemy (at least the places I've looked in anyways). Had more than one person mention it, so may be something worth looking into.
Shame that you don’t show SQLmodels usage, this package made by Fastapi dev, and eliminates duplication of validation&db schemas for models
To be honest I'd never heard of it. The bits of the FastAPI docs I've read all use SQLAlchemy, so just not something I was made aware of. I'll deffo look into it though!
@@Carberraignore him. SQLModel is not yet production-ready.
@@stxnw
If you don't use SQLModel, you don't use FastApi.