Yes! I was looking around for a non-flask-integrated jinja tutorial. I don't need flask! This simplified things in both the code and my understanding of jinja2.
Mr. Rigden Thanks for this Wonderful Video ... It was very helpful... It's a very good starting point for learning Jinja2... Very Simple examples and to the point... appreciate your efforts in sharing your knowledge...
That was one awesome video! Short and clear! I've been quickly looking at the Jinja docs and didn't get it, after these 15 mins I directly catched the concept and why its so beautiful!
Very nice way of explaining things, i have good level of Python understanding and you gave me just the building blocks, which is exactly what i was looking for. Thank you!
Thanks. The clarity with which you explain things, together with the visual aspect, the slides, is striking. I think if you concentrate on that, this site will be very successful. Most instructional videos fall down here. They don't bring the viewer/listener along with them Although I didn't get to what I needed today (how to format bold/italic), it's set me on the path.
You should do MORE coding related videos. There are a lot of knowledegable people, but very few have the ability to share that knowledge well to others.
How do you get trim_blocks and lstrip_blocks to work. Th Jinja documentation states: "With both trim_blocks and lstrip_blocks enabled, you can put block tags on their own lines." but I have not got it to work. Can you help?
Thanks for the video just one voice uplifting. Could you guys please tell me for what things I might need a Jinja when creating a simple web browser on python?
I find irrelevant banter distracting. Like so many other tutorials this is based on the code to be written. That demonstrates how to analyse the code maybe, but not how to WRITE it ! The writing is easy if you know what the code has to do, but almost NO tutorials tell you! This particular subject could be explained far better with diagrams - preferably animated. That would show how blocks of text are copied from one template to another. Even a child would understand that!
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Just...precisely. NO fluff. No flask, moving quickly through the basics. Well done. Thanks
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@you esaye settle down scooter. It's a salute. Ain't our fault you couldn't figure that out.
@you esaye ha! Fair point that. It showed up in the notifications but when I clicked through to the actual comments on the video it didn't.
Yes! I was looking around for a non-flask-integrated jinja tutorial. I don't need flask! This simplified things in both the code and my understanding of jinja2.
Can't explain , simpler that this brother.. Great video for people like me where python-Jinja are new
Thank you very much!!
thnx Mr. Rigden - loved that the tutorial was purely about templates without all the web frameworks jazz :)
Thanks. I try make these as clean and simple as possible.
Mr. Rigden Thanks for this Wonderful Video ... It was very helpful... It's a very good starting point for learning Jinja2... Very Simple examples and to the point... appreciate your efforts in sharing your knowledge...
You are welcome. Thanks for the kind words.
I knew I'd bookmark this video as soon as I saw the "Madlibs" reference! Perfect!👍
Very nicely explained. Got to know lot more about jinja templates just going through this 16 minutes video.
Thanks for watching. It is awesome to hear it was helpful.
Very gentle intro. Thanks!
A really helpful video! Save my school project
I'm new to Jinja2 and this was a great video to watch for an introduction when starting to learn it. Thanks for taking the time putting this together!
This is exact thing which I was looking for! Man srsly I'm soo thankful to you.
Not sure why there's so many downvotes. Great video, many various examples, quick and concise format.
That was one awesome video! Short and clear! I've been quickly looking at the Jinja docs and didn't get it, after these 15 mins I directly catched the concept and why its so beautiful!
Keep going this is the right pedagogical approach
Thank you, it's a really good way of making everyone understand how to use jinja.
if for nothing else ... I just love the way you make it sound so easy ...
Thanks and good luck!
great tutorial !!! I got a project that needs to have a fast learning for j2... this one rocks !
Thanks Mr.Rigden
Thanks for the video, very informative and a nice summary of what jinja2 is capable of!
Very nice and simple. Thanks. Being humorous keeps people awake:-)
Thanks!
that was concise & precise. thank you very much for this
Very nice way of explaining things, i have good level of Python understanding and you gave me just the building blocks, which is exactly what i was looking for. Thank you!
thanks a lot for this clear presentation
I wish you had more content like this the style the content is excellent
a block of condensed healthy knowledge... yum
very useful tutorial, thanks pal.
Thanks Mr. Rigden... I was looking for a tutorial just about the templates and found it here. Thanks for the nice and informative tutorial.
You are funny and informative.
Thanks. The clarity with which you explain things, together with the visual aspect, the slides, is striking. I think if you concentrate on that, this site will be very successful. Most instructional videos fall down here. They don't bring the viewer/listener along with them Although I didn't get to what I needed today (how to format bold/italic), it's set me on the path.
Excellent tutorial ... this is all I needed to get my work done. Thank u
That is awesome! Good luck.
Amazing! Thank you. ❤
Love it: "An then you start to get questions: How to do this? How to do that? Then Google is your friend."
Very Simple and clear way of explaining. Awesome. Please do more Python videos. Big Thank you!
Exactly what I needed!😁
awesome video. Thank you
yes, exactly what I needed!
You should do MORE coding related videos. There are a lot of knowledegable people, but very few have the ability to share that knowledge well to others.
Thanks will do!
@@MrRigdensChannel If you had a channel on templating Jinja2, and a web framework, with BE code, to go with it, I'd buy the course
Thank you 🦋
Thank you sir , this video has been very helpful to my project .
fantastic tutorial
May I ask what software was used to generate the presentation slides?
Thanks for the tut! really easy to follow!~
its like listening to a presentation in uni
Excellent video need more videos
Thanks!
Great explanation! Thank you!
Thank you for watching.
How do you get trim_blocks and lstrip_blocks to work. Th Jinja documentation states: "With both trim_blocks and lstrip_blocks enabled, you can put block tags on their own lines." but I have not got it to work. Can you help?
Would have been great if you provided the structure of the file directory
Very good tutorial, keep it up!
Thank you for the encouragement!
is there a reason why a Jinja2 file is not showing in color like in for example yaml file in sublime text ?
Thank you! this was awesome.
Thank you. Very helpful! I needed this intro for absolute beginners with Jinja2! I will use it to generate some python .py files :) THANKS!
Great!
Great video 👍
So funny. Yes, their documentation complexity. I saw this first part in another video and was like wow, that's it?
Good tutorial! Trivial, did you see your output was "Bod" and not "Bob"? :)
hm why are you insert bob & cat and in the output is bod & cat? ;)
Nice Tutorial
How to access environment variables in Jinja template
Thank you very much.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
best video
I wish Jinja templates had adopted React's composition model instead of the 'extends' key word.
Thanks.
Thanks for the video just one voice uplifting.
Could you guys please tell me for what things I might need a Jinja when creating a simple web browser on python?
Is this like a python server side version of reactjs?
Now, that I know template engines, time for me to make 43,123,4123rd web framework.
Each second tutorial should start with "hello, world" and I don't want to be another side of the law :D :D :D
waste of time
I find irrelevant banter distracting. Like so many other tutorials this is based on the code to be written. That demonstrates how to analyse the code maybe, but not how to WRITE it ! The writing is easy if you know what the code has to do, but almost NO tutorials tell you! This particular
subject could be explained far better with diagrams - preferably animated. That would show how blocks of text are copied from one template to another. Even a child would understand that!
Sorry I can’t stand the fake voice is very distracting just give us the information without all the
Shitty comment. Go make your own video and see how good it is
Exactly what I needed!😁
great tutorial style! thank you! :)