Awesome presentation, I'm really convinced by HTMX with Django now. It looks like Christopher is not a frequent user of PyCharm however (and it's fine, no judgement). 😆A few suggestions: - cmd-D (on my IntelliJ mapping) does a "duplicate". If nothing is selected, it duplicates the line. It's a lot easier and faster than select, cmd-c, enter, cmd-v. - when you use a module and need to import it, just hit alt-enter, import. It'll be added in the right place and you don't need to move around the file - Book.objects is underlined in squiggly because it's a Community Edition. The pro version has introspection and will know exactly what is available. Same as the Django run configuration. - When creating a new file in a new folder, just create folder/otherfolder/file.html, PyCharm will create the folders on the fly. Also, I'll blame this on the stress of the live demo but quite a few of the errors here were detected by PyCharm.
Awesome presentation, I'm really convinced by HTMX with Django now. It looks like Christopher is not a frequent user of PyCharm however (and it's fine, no judgement). 😆A few suggestions:
- cmd-D (on my IntelliJ mapping) does a "duplicate". If nothing is selected, it duplicates the line. It's a lot easier and faster than select, cmd-c, enter, cmd-v.
- when you use a module and need to import it, just hit alt-enter, import. It'll be added in the right place and you don't need to move around the file
- Book.objects is underlined in squiggly because it's a Community Edition. The pro version has introspection and will know exactly what is available. Same as the Django run configuration.
- When creating a new file in a new folder, just create folder/otherfolder/file.html, PyCharm will create the folders on the fly.
Also, I'll blame this on the stress of the live demo but quite a few of the errors here were detected by PyCharm.
If somebody uploads all the deprecated modules into a single package than it will be awesome..
Thank you for this video.
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