Try to record your videos as I were watching over your shoulders since it's hard to see from a distance. I am using 4K. Show your computer monitor or laptop instead for better view experience. Keep making more videos. Thank you so much for the great content.
Woohoo! Thanks for checking out my channel and leaving such a fantastic comment. It's awesome to hear that you think the content is amazing and high quality. Stay tuned for more videos coming your way!
The tricky part is always pinpointing the next topic. Definitely on my list of things I want to cover. Same goes for FastApi. React and even .net 8 and or Blazor.
Yes absolutely. Your dockerfile and commands to install the environment would be slightly different. I'm planning on doing a full tutorial on how to install PHP and MySQL plus perhaps adding WordPress and theme development
@JCBCB thanks for this awesome tutorial. has anyone got this running on a mac? i watched the video first and now i started hands on. i am at minute 21 and had 2 problems. on a mac port 5000 doesn't work, i figured out that it could be 6000 and changed every line and command to 6000. the pip command doesn't work for me it should be pip3 and now everything looks fine, but after running a new build and start the container with the docker run command, it always shows me an empty page. anyone able to help? please don't reply with stupid hate because of mac os or something, I'm seriously trying to solve the problem.
Hi there! I'm glad you're tackling this challenge on a Mac, and I'm here to help! I've recently made the switch to Mac as well, so I understand the specific issues you might face. Let's go through the steps to address your concerns with your current setup: 1️⃣ Port Adjustment: Great job on changing the port to 6000. You need to ensure this is consistent in both your Dockerfile and app.py. Update your app.py to have the port set as 6000 🖥️ app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=6000, debug=True). And then in your Dockerfile, reflect this change: 🖥️ EXPOSE 6000 2️⃣ ALWAYS Remember to Rebuild Your Docker Image & Container. Docker Build and Run: With the changes made, rebuild your Docker image and rerun it: Build Docker Container: docker build -t yogafitness . (DON'T FORGET THE DOT AT THE END) Run & Map Docker Container With Repo (Mac/Linux): docker run -p 6000:6000 -v ${pwd}/src:/app/src -v ${pwd}/app.py:/app/app/py yogafitness Questions For You: 1. Did you install Docker Desktop? 2. Where you able to successfully install NodeJs on your local machine? Remember, there's no such thing as a stupid question here-we're all learning and helping each other grow. Once you've had a chance to look into these areas, let me know how it goes. I'm here to help!
I appreciate the feedback! Totally agree, you'll notice in my other video I've added the required commands. Also, I have this project on GitHub where I added the commands within the readme file. Check it out and let me know!
Try to record your videos as I were watching over your shoulders since it's hard to see from a distance. I am using 4K. Show your computer monitor or laptop instead for better view experience. Keep making more videos. Thank you so much for the great content.
Hmmmm good idea! Definitely going to consider that for the next shoot. Thanks for the tip.
I just discovered your channel and it's really amazing, very high quality and the best explanation I've ever seen.
Woohoo! Thanks for checking out my channel and leaving such a fantastic comment. It's awesome to hear that you think the content is amazing and high quality. Stay tuned for more videos coming your way!
Thank you for creating this great course. I was wondering if you are planning to teach Django as well?
The tricky part is always pinpointing the next topic. Definitely on my list of things I want to cover. Same goes for FastApi. React and even .net 8 and or Blazor.
Your explanations are excellent, and I appreciate how you make even the most unfamiliar concepts easy for me to grasp.
Thanks so much. I always try to be as explanatory as possible 🙂
Thank you for creating this great course. I was wondering can same step apply to PHP Mysql as well?
Yes absolutely. Your dockerfile and commands to install the environment would be slightly different. I'm planning on doing a full tutorial on how to install PHP and MySQL plus perhaps adding WordPress and theme development
@@JCBCB nice... I can't wait for that... Thank you...
Great course, are you planning on doing any FastAPI projects in the future.
Interesting you say that. I was looking at doing that as well. I'm thinking FastApi and Angular in Docker
This great, looking forward to it.@@JCBCB
@JCBCB thanks for this awesome tutorial.
has anyone got this running on a mac?
i watched the video first and now i started hands on. i am at minute 21 and had 2 problems. on a mac port 5000 doesn't work, i figured out that it could be 6000 and changed every line and command to 6000. the pip command doesn't work for me it should be pip3 and now everything looks fine, but after running a new build and start the container with the docker run command, it always shows me an empty page. anyone able to help?
please don't reply with stupid hate because of mac os or something, I'm seriously trying to solve the problem.
Hi there! I'm glad you're tackling this challenge on a Mac, and I'm here to help! I've recently made the switch to Mac as well, so I understand the specific issues you might face. Let's go through the steps to address your concerns with your current setup:
1️⃣ Port Adjustment: Great job on changing the port to 6000. You need to ensure this is consistent in both your Dockerfile and app.py. Update your app.py to have the port set as 6000 🖥️ app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=6000, debug=True).
And then in your Dockerfile, reflect this change: 🖥️ EXPOSE 6000
2️⃣ ALWAYS Remember to Rebuild Your Docker Image & Container. Docker Build and Run: With the changes made, rebuild your Docker image and rerun it:
Build Docker Container: docker build -t yogafitness . (DON'T FORGET THE DOT AT THE END)
Run & Map Docker Container With Repo (Mac/Linux): docker run -p 6000:6000 -v ${pwd}/src:/app/src -v ${pwd}/app.py:/app/app/py yogafitness
Questions For You:
1. Did you install Docker Desktop?
2. Where you able to successfully install NodeJs on your local machine?
Remember, there's no such thing as a stupid question here-we're all learning and helping each other grow. Once you've had a chance to look into these areas, let me know how it goes. I'm here to help!
If you zoom in 5-10 % more the code will look more visible
Thanks for the feedback. Question for you, are you watching the video in 4k?
@@JCBCB Nope , I watch in 1080p
Give 4k a go and let me know :) But again thanks for letting me know, definitely going to look into that for the next video.
Hi just wanted to point out most of the users are NOT using 4k like ever just for a tutorial
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Thank You Zack!
getting everything set up is quite tedious. Next time add the commands you used to install things in the description.
I appreciate the feedback! Totally agree, you'll notice in my other video I've added the required commands. Also, I have this project on GitHub where I added the commands within the readme file. Check it out and let me know!
Plzzz
Sounds like a plan
Can u do this with django
Good idea! I usually use Docker with a basic flask app environment. But definitely can look into Django as well