Pydantic Has Saved Me Countless Hours Of Debugging

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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2025

Комментарии • 25

  • @christianpenguin2651
    @christianpenguin2651 9 месяцев назад +1

    So glad you're covering pydantic! Love to see more (pydantic still evolving quickly)

    • @codingwithroby
      @codingwithroby  9 месяцев назад

      Anything you specifically want to see?

  • @ByThisShallAllMenKnow
    @ByThisShallAllMenKnow Год назад +2

    I love how direct your videos are. Thank you very much for these!

    • @codingwithroby
      @codingwithroby  Год назад

      This means a lot, thank you so much 🙂 Being a small creator is a bunch of work, so these messages are really nice to get!

  • @alexandrodisla6285
    @alexandrodisla6285 Год назад +2

    Hi Eric. Project idea: How do you implement caching with fastapi? Caching in the browser

    • @codingwithroby
      @codingwithroby  Год назад +2

      Well on the browser you would use the FE library so either Jinja or React to save in sessions. For FastAPI we would use Redis.... which may have a video coming soon :)

  • @metinEsturb
    @metinEsturb Год назад +2

    Dear Eric, your channel shows me that the YT Algorithm is completely broken! Your channel is the most underrated channel on whole YT! Your content is amazing! I have no clue why your channel does not have at least 100k subs. Your videos, Thumbnails, Titles and content are really great. I am sure the algorithm will pick you up soon! Please just continue your awesome work :) Cheers from Switzerland

    • @codingwithroby
      @codingwithroby  Год назад +1

      Wow! This comment means so much to me for a couple of reasons. 1) I really really appreciate the kind words and that you are finding value from the videos. 2) I love Switzerland. I spent a few weeks over at Interlaken and it was simply amazing.

  • @mdnaseif7599
    @mdnaseif7599 Год назад +2

    Keep going!

    • @codingwithroby
      @codingwithroby  Год назад +1

      Thank you! That’s the plan 🙂 Any video topics you are hoping to see in the future?

    • @bx_h23
      @bx_h23 Год назад

      @@codingwithroby Redis or Databricks perhaps?

    • @mdnaseif7599
      @mdnaseif7599 Год назад

      @@codingwithroby what brings me to your channel couple of days ago, I am planning to do Ai startup so I need to learn web development so I can publish my idea (ML model), So it will be great if make something like that (tech stack for Ai projects) like fastapi and mongodb for backend and maybe react in front-end. I know you did something like that but it will great if it was Ai narrow. Thanks 🙏🏻

    • @mdnaseif7599
      @mdnaseif7599 Год назад

      @@codingwithrobylike how to store models in the mongodb, How to do charts for the data in react, I know it’s a lot to ask 😂 but really there is a lack in the content in this field

  • @OpenDeepLearning
    @OpenDeepLearning Год назад +2

    The bg music is too loud my friend

  • @timbrap4693
    @timbrap4693 Год назад +1

    Isn't the Config class outdated since pydantic V2?

    • @codingwithroby
      @codingwithroby  Год назад +2

      Config is becoming deprecated, however "as of right now" it is very common to create the Swagger model from the Config still. This is why the Config class is only used for changing the Swagger documents, not for anything else for Pydantic

  • @Darshanjain-c5h
    @Darshanjain-c5h Год назад +1

    Lovely explanation

  • @szabolcsjobbagy30
    @szabolcsjobbagy30 Год назад

    The video is very informative,
    but if you make a mistake,
    do not leave it in the video,
    cut it out and record that part again.
    If someone leaves the mistakes in the videos, that can spoil the professional image, the positive perception in the viewers.

    • @codingwithroby
      @codingwithroby  Год назад +1

      Hey, I am only human too 🙂

    • @szabolcsjobbagy30
      @szabolcsjobbagy30 Год назад

      @@codingwithroby Yes, that's why you should cut it out and record that part again,
      only a few minutes lost,
      but lots of credibility gained.

    • @ivanabregu1
      @ivanabregu1 9 месяцев назад

      @szabolcsjobbagy30 you make the worst mistake ever, you must start with a big THANKS, then u could suggest an improvement and finish with another THANKS to Eric for the amazing work.