I would love to see a comparison between the various “component” libraries for django, including how they differ from the built-in “include” template command
Your videos are always spot on, giving a clear overview of new features and libraries without any unnecessary talking. I love how you manage to show tons of other features even when the video is about something else... it really adds value. Keep up the great work, you're doing an awesome job!
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love this. But the problem with plugins like this is the question if it still supported in 5years 10years... If not you can't upgrade Django and are stuck with it or need to fork the plugin and maintain it yourself. I would like to see this in Django itself.
It's a good point, it's for sure safer to commit to if it's baked into the framework. For now the compiler in cotton is probably something Django will not want to incorporate into it's core due to an external dependency - there are thoughts about writing a custom parser which would be more attractive as an official loader or backend.
Slippers and django-pattern-library are designed to work together. Pattern library is nice for collecting your components all in one place, creating a toolkit that's easy to navigate, etc. It'd be nice to know how Cotton and the Pattern Library extensions can be used together.
I really like this package. Just a Note that took me a while to figure out: for use both `django-unfold` and `django-cotton` in the same project you need to override the Cotton loader to avoid it matching the admin templates. Otherwise, the admin won't render well
I have really learned a lot from your content. If I could make one suggestion, it would be to add some of the things that you use in your tutorials on your own blog, so that the content is searchable. Sometimes it is difficult to find the videos we are searching for on youtube. It would be easier to search your blog.
Thanks for the timely video! I was actually learning Django Slippers today, so this is perfect. By the way, could you share the extension you're using to colorize Django template tags? It looks great!
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Thanks a lot, really appreciate it!
i agree, i agree, i agree
I would love to see a comparison between the various “component” libraries for django, including how they differ from the built-in “include” template command
Thanks for that, I think it's a good idea too, will prepare something soon!
Your django videos are great! Thanks for the work! I really want to see how django-cotton will interact with HTMX and AlpineJS
Will definitely do this, sometime soon!
I just made a little try. This is great package. I love the approach.Thank your sharing.
Thanks a lot!
Biggest problem is this a VERY new package and there will be growing pains, but the idea is spot-on!
Looks great, cant wait to start using it - thanks for unpacking for us
Thanks, good luck with it!
Doing a comparison was the first thing I thought of. Please do!
Will prep something in the near future, thanks!
would love a couple videos on django-cotton along with HTMX
it would be great!
I'll try and get this done ASAP!
Yest, this would be great!
Just discovered this myself a few days ago, beautiful stuff, définitively my favorite
Agreed!
Another great video, thank you!
Thanks a lot!
Your videos are always spot on, giving a clear overview of new features and libraries without any unnecessary talking. I love how you manage to show tons of other features even when the video is about something else... it really adds value. Keep up the great work, you're doing an awesome job!
Awesome to hear that - thank you so much!
Hello Bug Bytes, I have been following your videos and have enjoyed learning.
I truly like your teaching styles. ❤
Are you planning to make a series video on Docker and Django? Would love to watch it.
Thank you! Yes, there are plans and I have some early content prepared for it - hopefully will get round to doing it before the end of the year.
@@bugbytes3923 Sure and many thanks for your tutorials.
Nice, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
oohhh, would love to try this with HTMX and Hyperscript
Will try and prep something soon!
Surely would like to see this package with htmx as well..thank you so much 👍
Thanks! I'll get an HTMX / cotton video done ASAP!
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Thanks a lot!
very nice, hope other tutos with Django-React :)
Soon ;) Thanks!
love this. But the problem with plugins like this is the question if it still supported in 5years 10years... If not you can't upgrade Django and are stuck with it or need to fork the plugin and maintain it yourself. I would like to see this in Django itself.
It's a good point, it's for sure safer to commit to if it's baked into the framework. For now the compiler in cotton is probably something Django will not want to incorporate into it's core due to an external dependency - there are thoughts about writing a custom parser which would be more attractive as an official loader or backend.
Slippers and django-pattern-library are designed to work together. Pattern library is nice for collecting your components all in one place, creating a toolkit that's easy to navigate, etc.
It'd be nice to know how Cotton and the Pattern Library extensions can be used together.
I'll need to check out django-pattern-library, I haven't come across it yet.
I really like this package. Just a Note that took me a while to figure out: for use both `django-unfold` and `django-cotton` in the same project you need to override the Cotton loader to avoid it matching the admin templates. Otherwise, the admin won't render well
A release was made today to avoid processing non-cotton templates - so you should be good now!
@@wrabit1 That's awesome, thanks bro! That's a very nice package, thanks for publishing it.
I watch your all video. Please make more advance video on django-cotton.
Thank you! I'll add more django-cotton content in the near future!
I have really learned a lot from your content. If I could make one suggestion, it would be to add some of the things that you use in your tutorials on your own blog, so that the content is searchable. Sometimes it is difficult to find the videos we are searching for on youtube. It would be easier to search your blog.
Great suggestion. The blog is currently just a static site. But at some point I'm going to need a server and add things like pagination, search, etc.
yes, I have interest to comparison between all of those different component packages, please make a video about that
Will do - thanks!
i see me using this with buttons. Well done
Thanks!
amazing channel
Thanks a lot, much appreciated!
Thanks for the timely video! I was actually learning Django Slippers today, so this is perfect. By the way, could you share the extension you're using to colorize Django template tags? It looks great!
Def interested in component vids and htmx demo... does this mean cotton can be used with projects which have multiple apps?
Besides using cotton, can we acheive similar thing by utilizing marcros in jinja? I would love to see some videos in future.
I love django
Haha me too!
I am running into issues when loading the index.html. where it says the template doesnt exist.
What color theme are you using for vsc?
I already have a project that I have made use of APP DIR templates. does it mean it wont work with cotton since I have to set it to False
It would be good to have a cotton htmx video.
By the way are you scottish ?
yes, he is
I'll prepare something with HTMX soon. And yeah, Scottish!
good thank you
Thanks!
can we use cotton component in app template ?
thanks
Thanks for watching!
if i want to use tailwindcss instead of bootstrap, would i be able to?
Yeah - django-cotton can be used with any CSS framework!
django cotton htmx - and we don't need react
Compare with Slippers, that seems to be the most similar.
Will do!
please create video on django at backend and reflex on frontend,...,.
I haven't used Reflex much yet. Will check it out
@@bugbytes3923 relfex will releminate requirement of nextjs/react with django requiement.
Pure python development is possible by Reflex
Will Django defeat React or others
React is not a backend framework.
Looks like blade components for livewire (Laravel)
I'd love to check Livewire out