I just randomly landed here and realised even though i have learnt FastAPI, i should have learnt it from you. So precise and less blabbering makes this quality content.
Very well explained and done; detail information is provided, and the pace is perfect (considering I can pause and rewind). High quality. I've seen some of your other videos, and your talented at teaching!
That's true - although I think this more geared at people who want to build a back-end with Python. I still think NextJS is the best frontend for a Python API (even if it has its own backend capabilities).
@@pixegami Obviously not understanding. If you want a "NextJS" feel in the front-end, go straight to React. If you want it to be more performant (and slightly less supported by targeted libraries), go with SolidJS. There's literally no reason to go with NextJS if you want a Python/C#/Java/etc. backend that isn't JavaScript based.
@@pixegami looking forward to getting more like these from you. Am a software developer more of junior looking to move to the advanced stage of my profession
is there any library which will help me create CRUD webapp. I tried streamlit but I update all the data which takes long. I want something event driven.
There's limited options in Python right now. I think Django is probably the most popular end-to-end framework, but I don't like it because you can't run it serverlessly. I tend to just use a NextJS (or some other Javascript) frontend with my FastAPI.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. That's a cool idea for a video - I'll definitely consider it for future content. In the meantime, you might want to check out SQLAlchemy with FastAPI. The FastAPI docs have a great section on database integration: fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/sql-databases/
Nice video, straight to the point, no fussing around, this channel deserves a subscription
Thank you!
I just randomly landed here and realised even though i have learnt FastAPI, i should have learnt it from you.
So precise and less blabbering makes this quality content.
This really is one of the most useful and well structured tutorials (on any topic) I have ever seen. You have won yourself a big fan.
Thank you! Really makes me happy to hear that.
Dudeeeeee. Your bite sized lessons are perfect! Awesome work, you're doing!
Thank you :) Glad you enjoy them!
I literally just used FastAPI from reading the official documentation. I haven't even started the video, but I'm sure it will be perfect. Thank you.
Didn’t see why this would be used instead of Django or flask until you showed the interactive documentation and test url. awesome
Yeah, that interactive docs feature is pretty sweet! It's one of the things that makes FastAPI stand out. Glad you found it awesome!
Nice video, straight to the point. Cover a lot in 15 min.
Very well explained and done; detail information is provided, and the pace is perfect (considering I can pause and rewind). High quality. I've seen some of your other videos, and your talented at teaching!
Thank you! very nice explanation of FastAPI. Keep up the great work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice beginner tutorial. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic tutorial, it's accessable and information dense with great coverage. Thank you!
My only critique: next.js is React with Nest, doesn't require an external API.
Fantastic intro video!
That's true - although I think this more geared at people who want to build a back-end with Python. I still think NextJS is the best frontend for a Python API (even if it has its own backend capabilities).
@@pixegami Obviously not understanding. If you want a "NextJS" feel in the front-end, go straight to React. If you want it to be more performant (and slightly less supported by targeted libraries), go with SolidJS.
There's literally no reason to go with NextJS if you want a Python/C#/Java/etc. backend that isn't JavaScript based.
very clear bro, nice work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Which Keyboard are you using?Love the sound of those keystrokes.
Brilliant tutorial!!! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
nice voice, good content organization and good presentation.
thank you.
Thank you, I appreciate your comment!
Fantastic tutorial! How do your JSON's look so good in your browser?
Easy! Just add a "JSON" extension to your browser. The one I'm using in Chrome is called "JSON Formatter".
Nice, simple easy to grasp
Glad it helped!
great video!!! nice examples and easy to follow!
thanks, this has been simple and to the point
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching!
@@pixegami looking forward to getting more like these from you. Am a software developer more of junior looking to move to the advanced stage of my profession
is there any library which will help me create CRUD webapp. I tried streamlit but I update all the data which takes long. I want something event driven.
There's limited options in Python right now. I think Django is probably the most popular end-to-end framework, but I don't like it because you can't run it serverlessly.
I tend to just use a NextJS (or some other Javascript) frontend with my FastAPI.
I have problems when call fastapi through fetch from react native only in release mod but in debug it is working?
thanks for education I really liked it . and I wanna know about how to use my own server with api . what should ı learn for this? . can anyone help?
I like your videos! i'm learning python currently and NN architecture.
Glad you like them! Python is perfect for NN work.
your video was great. i am interested to build sql database management server using fast api, could you provide it in the next your video? pleasee
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. That's a cool idea for a video - I'll definitely consider it for future content. In the meantime, you might want to check out SQLAlchemy with FastAPI. The FastAPI docs have a great section on database integration: fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/sql-databases/
this is a very cool python channel i am subscribed!
Thank you and welcome!
How can this be configured to run under IIS ?
Hmm, sorry I'm not familiar with how to use IIS :(
Much needed one
Thank you 😀😀
thaks
why are you using the terminal as wel ? cant you use the browser ?
I was wondering how it was 15 minutes then realized he's not using a database lmao. Add hours.
you cut and paste a little bit too fast...
I've received that feedback a few times, I'll try to slow it down a bit :)
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it's okay bro..the purpose was to demonstrate rest api usage 😂. Control !