Hi all, ⚡For those that are coding along with me. Here is the Navbar layout from: 1:19:01 github.com/cloud-with-django/Django-CRM-mastery-app-Project-1-YT/blob/main/navbar.html The final project source code link can be found in the description.
This is a Masterpiece, not only about Django/Python, but also about how someone should teach programming. No background music + No mumbling + No interruption + No face on the top/bottom of the screen (we don´t wanna see your faces, we wanna see the CODE!!). Keep up with the good work mate!! You have produced some outstanding tutorial!! Many thanks all the way from Brazil !!
Thank you so much for your kind feedback and for your sincere message! I really appreciate it, and I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the content, and found it to be of value! All the best to you!!
This video is pure gold! It deserves millions of views! During my internship at a company, we completed the paperwork but did zero actual work. I needed a project to showcase what I had learned during my internship, especially since it was mandatory for our class. I remember how happy I was when I stumbled upon this video. Python is my go-to programming language, so I decided to try building this CRM app. It took me around 10-12 hours, but I enjoyed every second! Your instructions and explanations were incredibly clear. The most important thing is the amount of knowledge I gained while working on this project. In the end, I customized the project to fit the topic related to my internship. My exam was yesterday, and I passed! Thank you so much-you really saved me! For anyone familiar with Python, OOP, basic web development, and wanting to learn Django through project-based learning, this video is the best option.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that the video helped you create a project for your internship and that you enjoyed the process. Congratulations on passing your exam-I'm glad I could play a part in your success! Your feedback means a lot, and I appreciate you sharing your experience. All the best! :)
Thank you so much for teaching all the essential steps of the project! I finished your course well and built my own CRM web application successfully! Now, I will check out other lessons on your channel to see if I can add charts and graphics on the web application. Thanks again!
It is my pleasure! Thank you for finishing my course. I'm happy to hear that you were successful with building your own CRM web application. All the best to you!
I am a few minutes to this video and I was wondering why I haven't been exposed to this channel before?? Django from scratch with a step by step and clear explanations by going through everything! Keep up the good work
I have followed this totorial from the first minute to the last, this is the best tutorial I have ever watched in youtube. I was scared of Django but after this tutorial I am no more scared. Thank you so much for taking your time to explain this, I have understood most part of it and am ready to watch the second project.
Hi, Thank you so much for your kind words! It is deeply appreciated! I'm glad that the video was of value to you, and that it removed your initial fear of working with Django! It is a great pleasure! I wish you all the best on your Django journey!
Hey Arno, Great course! Data Scientist here and I will use your course to build amazing Dashboard for data presentation. I will share the link to this video in my github as well give you credit for project that I followed step by step. I'm working on linking a pre-existing database of online orders instead of users and add the same functionality of a CRUD to it.
Hey Mike! Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful comment! That sounds fantastic, I hope that your data presentation goes well, and I'm glad that my course helped you to design what you needed! That is very nice of you, I appreciate that! I see that is a very interesting project, I like it! All the best to you, Arno
An almost excellent tutorial 9.5 out of 10. I especially like the fact that you explain the logic and structure of things, not just "click this" -- I took off .5 from perfect because I frequently had to stop and rewind bits.
Hi there! Thank you very much for you feedback I really appreciate it! I'm glad that you enjoyed it for the most part and I'll keep in mind your feedback for improvement! All the best!
I know you hear this all the time, but very informative video! Thanks for presenting. I consider myself an intermediate Django/Python coder and I learned a lot for your video!
Not a problem. I deeply appreciate and value the support from each and everyone! Thank you so much for your kind words! Glad the video was of value to your, especially with your skillset!
Thank you so much for sharing this incredible tutorial on building a CRUD CRM project! Your clear explanations and step-by-step guidance have been invaluable in helping me grasp the concepts and apply them effectively. I'm truly grateful for your generosity in sharing your knowledge and expertise. Looking forward to diving deeper into this project and continuing to learn from your channel. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is deeply appreciated and it also means so much to me. It is a great pleasure to create content which others enjoy! Thank you again, and I wish you all the best!
Great content. I am grateful I discovered your channel. It is people like you who make people like me to be proud to be South African. I am considering buying all your courses.
Thank you so much for your sincere and kind message! I deeply appreciate that! It is a pleasure to meet a fellow South African! That is very kind of you! I appreciate that! All the best to you!
Very nice tutorial. Questions: Why you didn't use 'exclude' rather than 'include' for exposing form fields? Also, for reducing duplicity, why not to create base form class for create/update forms? And the last one: why not to put directly into the base template?
Thank you! These are good questions and I appreciate them. There are always going to be better ways of doing things which can be more efficient overall. But the reason is simply because it's my style of preference.
Absolutely fantastic. I learned a lot and got clear idea. Many many thanks. I hope you will upload more project based videos which are essential to learn django properly.
@@CloudWithDjango It's going great except for one thing so far: My project looks like it's having a problem with the {% load static %} portion of the tutorial. I get a 404 error in the source of the page when I run it. What's odd is that the ``` {% load static %} {% block content %} {% endblock %} ``` code is white, not color coded like the rest of the base.html code. Is there something I forgot to install or update? I even named all the files the same as the tutorial to keep it clear.
Fixed it. I needed to add the second crm directory I accidentally added in. STATICFILES_DIRS = [ BASE_DIR / "crm/static", ] Because I'm an idiot sometimes. Now I just have to figure out how to move everything up one directory and delete the redundant crm directory without completely ruining my project.
Hi there, No worries at all. Yes, directory structure is very important, it's very easy to get lost at times. No worries, you aren't an idiot, I make silly mistakes all the time and I've been coding for over a decade haha I see, yes well you should do what you feel is best for your application. I'd just kindly suggest that if you have a problem in the future that you refer to the final project source code explicitly and exactly as is. All the best to you!
@@CloudWithDjango I'm actually a control systems software engineer, but this is a new thing for me. I haven't done anything HTML or web related since college in the 90's. I'm working on a raspberry pi DAQ for a remote pollution control station with a web-based intranet login for access to the data. Having to redo it for me is actually working better. I forked the github repository, and that helps more than you can imagine, but the typing and having to work within the different sections of the files seems to be better through the repetition. For the directory issue, I was staring at the github repro and had no idea what was wrong until I saw what was staring me right in the face. I'd placed static UNDER crm/crm, instead of just crm/static. One of those, "it's blatantly obvious after you notice it" things. Your teaching style is fantastic, so doing a few times is really helping me catch small nuances and get a better understanding of the interaction of the different files. Right now I'm working on using the bootswatch, bootstrap, node.js, and popper from local installs instead of URLs. It's in a remote location with no internet access (cell phones don't even work there) and they're not going to pay for a satellite link. I'm not really comfortable with the local users having to go into the OS and copy or move things around, so it's a headless system they'll only have access to the login and report generation software. This is perfect for that as soon as I get it working the way I need it to work. Thanks a lot for putting this out there. I'll probably be signing up for some of your Udemy courses as well.
Thank you so much! It's a pleasure! Other than basic user authentication as demonstrated in the video, no I don't have any video unfortunately on user level access in Django.
Hi, Django admin is separated with the django admin panel for admin users. It is on it's own automatically in Django, and not part of the user dashboard.
Could you please make more videos on Django-Graphene for GraphQL? Your explanations are very clear, and I haven't found any other RUclips channels that are better than yours for this Django-GraphQL video.
Thank you for your kind words and feedback, I appreciate it! I'm currently working on a few other projects at the moment, but I appreciate the suggestion! Thank you!
Of course, my pleasure! You can create a user-specific dashboard in Django by implementing user authentication and then associating each user with their own equipment data.
Hi, Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad that you are enjoying the tutorial. For linting, I believe the Python extension is involved. And as a further suggestion, I'd suggest perhaps using Django support by Al Mahdi. All the best to you,
Hi, Thank you for your feedback. We partially do it in python with django messages. However, if you want to have a nice effect it would be more appropriate to add in javascript with it. You can't really add an animated timeout with python from my understanding.
In the 1:25:45 time you explained how to get the right CDN for JS. I see currently Bootstrap is using version 5 in which jQuery is not supported anymore. They also provide the popper and JS in a bundle, but there is no CDN for jQuery. I tried both the bundle CDN and individual links, I also tried with the current jQuery link and without it. but using them doesn't make the dropdown navbar to work. I ended up using the older CDN links that you have used. Do you know any solution for fixing the dropdown navbar for Bootstrap version 5 without jQuery?
Hi there, Thank you for reaching out and for providing context. Yes, so for now an easy solution to move things forward would be to download and refer to the final project source code for what is required. The respective GitHub links will be available in the description where you can find what is required. So for clarity. In Bootstrap 5, jQuery is no longer a dependency for components like dropdowns, so you won't need it to make the dropdown navbar work. Instead, Bootstrap 5 relies on vanilla JavaScript and native browser functionality for its components. Just some further advice for using bootstrap 5 without Jquery. Ensure your HTML markup for the navbar includes the necessary Bootstrap 5 classes for dropdown functionality. Check your browser's console for any JavaScript errors that may be preventing Bootstrap's JavaScript from running correctly. Include Bootstrap's JavaScript bundle (bootstrap.bundle.min.js) or individual JavaScript files just before the closing tag. Ensure that you're using the latest version of Bootstrap 5 from a reliable CDN. I hope that gives you some insight and direction! Good luck!
excellent video, and congrats on your enthusiasm and good vibes. only one question, do you have any resource or a video where we can use SSO auth in django? if not, don't worry, thanks again, regards
Thank you very much for your kind feedback, Daniel! It is much appreciated! Sure, here is the django-sso package, and the official documentation that goes along with it: pypi.org/project/django-sso/ github.com/davidhaker/django-sso Hopefully that gives you some direction. Good luck!
Hi Sir, you are awesome, you made it so easy to understand. But I have one question, actually this is first time I am using Django my question is : Is it necessary to use Django-crispy-form because i already have my front-end and in my CRM i have so many forms with so many diff fields . How i can use my html forms instead of Django-crispy ones. Please help me out. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your kind message! Yes, you can use your existing HTML forms in Django without using Django-crispy-forms by manually handling form rendering and validation in your views.
@@CloudWithDjango Thank you so much for your quick response. I just want to make one request if you can make one short video on this topic it would be amazing, as I really like your style of teaching it's easy to understand when you explain it.
My pleasure. I appreciate your kind words. All that you need to do is not use django crispy forms and use normal html fields without the crispy filter, then you'll be fine.
Great video thanks. I have subbed and liked!! One question though, I would like to add another model on to this CRUD application. How can I achieve this?
My pleasure! I appreciate the support, thank you very much! You'd need to head over to a Django app's model.py file and create a custom model. There are some videos on the channel that should help with this.
I have watched many tutorials and channels regarding Django, this one is by far the best one. I understood everything very clearly. Thank you for making it interesting for me to learn Django. Can't wait to learn more.
This was an amazing video, however when you stopped when explaining cripsy views for the form i hit enter and couldnt remove my crispy-forms 2.3 download :/ lmao
Thank you so much! Oh no, haha! It's no worries all that you need to do is say pip install django-crispy-forms==1.14.0 in your terminal and that will rectify the situation for you. Happy learning!
Hi there, could you please create a tutorial setting up role based permissions for employees and manager so that we can learn how to approach those types of requirements and also how to set up two databases in two apps and have one of the apps use both databases, for example for the scenario I mentioned, one database for employees auth and another for managers etc..
can you create a tutorial for an asset management for a small office which includes user registration with a specific domain address, which includes filtering like side offices and categories. by the way thank you so much for your amazing tutorials
I have a doubt regarding that, when we create a new account as you created manager2 account there, then why after the completion of account it's showing the records of manager1? It should be blank so that the user who have created the new account can add his own entries, but in this web-app it's showing the same old entries of the another user who has already that same information. why so?
Hi, Thank you for reaching out. It seems that you have configured your application incorrectly in some way. Please kindly refer to the final project source code and run it for clarity.
hi bro .. I have an a problem in view data in table at dashboard page , the data don't display in table as the video from 2:38:00 and over please can you help
We use VS code in this video. So, I can't say that I'm too clued up about Conda. For clarity it might be best to setup a virtual environment and follow the video and software explicitly. Since it's a long video and it might help you in the long run.
Hey bro, why do you add body in every partial template? You have it in your base.thml. With this config you get double body tags inside of your rendered html.
Thanks for your response. I just asked with semantic of HTML in mind. Great course, btw. Keep going. Wanna see more of Django projects on your channel! Happy New year! 🎆
Thank you for your feedback! That is a really good suggestion, I will see if I can do something like that in the future - if time allows it, of course!
got a problem here in my cmd. already downloaded the virtualenv but when i try to make one, it prompted 'virtualenv' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
Hi, Yes, the idea is that managers/users can view and access customer records like in a portal for management. If you'd want it more unique then you can perhaps create another model and link it as a foreign key to that particular user. You don't need to create another dashboard for this.
When registering, users are not redirected to the login page. Similarly, when filling out details in the login page, users are not redirected to the dashboard. Can you please help me troubleshoot these problems?
Hi, To do the video tutorial. It is assumed that you have python setup and up-to-date. All you need to do is download a version of python. Preferably 3.11. Regarding libraries, all you need to do is let Python install, and it will do everything for you.
ValueError at /create-record ModelForm has no model class specified. when create record class in form.py give this type error how to solve this error SIr please give me solutions
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Hi all,
⚡For those that are coding along with me. Here is the Navbar layout from: 1:19:01
github.com/cloud-with-django/Django-CRM-mastery-app-Project-1-YT/blob/main/navbar.html
The final project source code link can be found in the description.
This is a Masterpiece, not only about Django/Python, but also about how someone should teach programming. No background music + No mumbling + No interruption + No face on the top/bottom of the screen (we don´t wanna see your faces, we wanna see the CODE!!). Keep up with the good work mate!! You have produced some outstanding tutorial!! Many thanks all the way from Brazil !!
Thank you so much for your kind feedback and for your sincere message! I really appreciate it, and I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the content, and found it to be of value! All the best to you!!
I like the idea of not showing people faces… We want code… 😂😊😊
From Santiago de Chile I agree with Augusto's comment. I also thank you and congratulate you for your excellent tutorial.
Thank you so much! That is very kind of you! It is a great pleasure, and thank you for taking the time to watch the video and for your message!
Hey thank you for the comment
I want to know if someone doesn't know django and only knows basic python is this tutorial good start to learn django
The first time in my life I undestand something so fast and easy. I cant believe I didnt know you before. I love you, u saved me.
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback.
All the best to you!
This video is pure gold! It deserves millions of views!
During my internship at a company, we completed the paperwork but did zero actual work. I needed a project to showcase what I had learned during my internship, especially since it was mandatory for our class. I remember how happy I was when I stumbled upon this video. Python is my go-to programming language, so I decided to try building this CRM app. It took me around 10-12 hours, but I enjoyed every second! Your instructions and explanations were incredibly clear. The most important thing is the amount of knowledge I gained while working on this project.
In the end, I customized the project to fit the topic related to my internship. My exam was yesterday, and I passed! Thank you so much-you really saved me!
For anyone familiar with Python, OOP, basic web development, and wanting to learn Django through project-based learning, this video is the best option.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that the video helped you create a project for your internship and that you enjoyed the process. Congratulations on passing your exam-I'm glad I could play a part in your success! Your feedback means a lot, and I appreciate you sharing your experience. All the best! :)
RUclips needs more like you. Your efforts are much appreciated! Thank you.
Thank you so much for saying that! I really appreciate your kind words!
Thank you so much for teaching all the essential steps of the project! I finished your course well and built my own CRM web application successfully! Now, I will check out other lessons on your channel to see if I can add charts and graphics on the web application. Thanks again!
It is my pleasure!
Thank you for finishing my course. I'm happy to hear that you were successful with building your own CRM web application.
All the best to you!
I am a few minutes to this video and I was wondering why I haven't been exposed to this channel before?? Django from scratch with a step by step and clear explanations by going through everything! Keep up the good work
Thank you so much for the support! :)
I have followed this totorial from the first minute to the last, this is the best tutorial I have ever watched in youtube. I was scared of Django but after this tutorial I am no more scared. Thank you so much for taking your time to explain this, I have understood most part of it and am ready to watch the second project.
Hi,
Thank you so much for your kind words! It is deeply appreciated! I'm glad that the video was of value to you, and that it removed your initial fear of working with Django! It is a great pleasure! I wish you all the best on your Django journey!
absolutelly jaffa man i cant thank u enough for this course. looks like there are more part woww.
My pleasure, Anil! :)
Yes, it is quite a long course on CRUD, with some extra things such as icons, and user notifications!
Hey Arno, Great course! Data Scientist here and I will use your course to build amazing Dashboard for data presentation. I will share the link to this video in my github as well give you credit for project that I followed step by step. I'm working on linking a pre-existing database of online orders instead of users and add the same functionality of a CRUD to it.
Hey Mike!
Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful comment! That sounds fantastic, I hope that your data presentation goes well, and I'm glad that my course helped you to design what you needed! That is very nice of you, I appreciate that! I see that is a very interesting project, I like it!
All the best to you,
Arno
An almost excellent tutorial 9.5 out of 10. I especially like the fact that you explain the logic and structure of things, not just "click this" -- I took off .5 from perfect because I frequently had to stop and rewind bits.
Hi there! Thank you very much for you feedback I really appreciate it! I'm glad that you enjoyed it for the most part and I'll keep in mind your feedback for improvement! All the best!
How calm and pleasant you are Sir. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. Keep it coming pls.
Thank you for your kind words and for the support!! And of course, it's no problem!
You deserve an award for this tutorial. thank you and God bless you
You are too kind! Thank you so much! I wish you all the best!
I know you hear this all the time, but very informative video! Thanks for presenting. I consider myself an intermediate Django/Python coder and I learned a lot for your video!
Not a problem. I deeply appreciate and value the support from each and everyone! Thank you so much for your kind words! Glad the video was of value to your, especially with your skillset!
Wawo! Dude is born like a knowledgeable teacher!
Thank you so much! You are too kind!
@@CloudWithDjango haha just telling the truth. Pls keep doing this! Gonna purchase your Udemy course as well.
Thank you for all the support!!
I have watched many videos about django and this one is far away the best one.. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you find the video useful!
Of course, my pleasure! :)
Amazing video, you are a great teacher. Thank you for the time and effort you spent to put this video together for us.
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you are enjoying the content.
Of course, my pleasure!
beautifully explained to learn from scratch, exactly what i was looking for! thanks
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you found the video and explanation helpful! And of course, my pleasure!
Thank you so much for sharing this incredible tutorial on building a CRUD CRM project! Your clear explanations and step-by-step guidance have been invaluable in helping me grasp the concepts and apply them effectively. I'm truly grateful for your generosity in sharing your knowledge and expertise. Looking forward to diving deeper into this project and continuing to learn from your channel. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you so much for your kind words. It is deeply appreciated and it also means so much to me. It is a great pleasure to create content which others enjoy! Thank you again, and I wish you all the best!
You are doing great work please keep it up. Do not loose hope, you will get 1M subscribers soon. You are giving hopes and future to many. Good luck.
Thank you so much! That is very nice of you! I appreciate your kind words, and I wish you all the best!
Learnt alot from this tutorial and I am very confident to use django now......the presentation was quite smooth,clear and clean👌!!
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!
Great content. I am grateful I discovered your channel. It is people like you who make people like me to be proud to be South African. I am considering buying all your courses.
Thank you so much for your sincere and kind message! I deeply appreciate that! It is a pleasure to meet a fellow South African!
That is very kind of you! I appreciate that!
All the best to you!
Very nice tutorial. Questions: Why you didn't use 'exclude' rather than 'include' for exposing form fields? Also, for reducing duplicity, why not to create base form class for create/update forms? And the last one: why not to put directly into the base template?
Thank you! These are good questions and I appreciate them. There are always going to be better ways of doing things which can be more efficient overall. But the reason is simply because it's my style of preference.
This tutorial was most helpful and well explained. A good way to master Django.
Thank you so much!
Absolutely fantastic. I learned a lot and got clear idea. Many many thanks. I hope you will upload more project based videos which are essential to learn django properly.
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you found it helpful! Of course, my pleasure! Thank you for the suggestion, I'll do my best with it! All the best!
Absolutely great job! I learn Django now and your channel is brilliant for me. Thanks.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your comment. Of course, my pleasure!
I like your way to explain everything in well manner.... keep it up... thanks❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! :)
I started on this tutorial, and immediately subscribed! Still working through it, but very well done!
Thank you so much for your kind words, subscribing and for taking the time to work through the tutorial!
Good luck!
@@CloudWithDjango It's going great except for one thing so far: My project looks like it's having a problem with the {% load static %} portion of the tutorial. I get a 404 error in the source of the page when I run it. What's odd is that the
```
{% load static %}
{% block content %}
{% endblock %}
```
code is white, not color coded like the rest of the base.html code. Is there something I forgot to install or update? I even named all the files the same as the tutorial to keep it clear.
Fixed it. I needed to add the second crm directory I accidentally added in.
STATICFILES_DIRS = [
BASE_DIR / "crm/static",
]
Because I'm an idiot sometimes. Now I just have to figure out how to move everything up one directory and delete the redundant crm directory without completely ruining my project.
Hi there,
No worries at all. Yes, directory structure is very important, it's very easy to get lost at times.
No worries, you aren't an idiot, I make silly mistakes all the time and I've been coding for over a decade haha
I see, yes well you should do what you feel is best for your application. I'd just kindly suggest that if you have a problem in the future that you refer to the final project source code explicitly and exactly as is.
All the best to you!
@@CloudWithDjango I'm actually a control systems software engineer, but this is a new thing for me. I haven't done anything HTML or web related since college in the 90's. I'm working on a raspberry pi DAQ for a remote pollution control station with a web-based intranet login for access to the data. Having to redo it for me is actually working better. I forked the github repository, and that helps more than you can imagine, but the typing and having to work within the different sections of the files seems to be better through the repetition.
For the directory issue, I was staring at the github repro and had no idea what was wrong until I saw what was staring me right in the face. I'd placed static UNDER crm/crm, instead of just crm/static. One of those, "it's blatantly obvious after you notice it" things.
Your teaching style is fantastic, so doing a few times is really helping me catch small nuances and get a better understanding of the interaction of the different files. Right now I'm working on using the bootswatch, bootstrap, node.js, and popper from local installs instead of URLs. It's in a remote location with no internet access (cell phones don't even work there) and they're not going to pay for a satellite link. I'm not really comfortable with the local users having to go into the OS and copy or move things around, so it's a headless system they'll only have access to the login and report generation software. This is perfect for that as soon as I get it working the way I need it to work.
Thanks a lot for putting this out there. I'll probably be signing up for some of your Udemy courses as well.
Thanks Mate, it is the best tutorial I have came across.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that!
Very neat , clean and simple way of teaching yet effective ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!! :)
I would come back to view more Django content ❤️❤️❤️❤️
That is deeply appreciated! I hope you enjoy the content on the channel!
All the best,
Arno
nice video bro your content help me clear my queries in django. And helped me a lot in my CRM project
My pleasure, Chirag :)
I'm glad that you found the video helpful, and that it cleared any doubt for you.
All the best!
Done ✅
I made each user to be unique
That is they can only view, delete and update what they created 😊
Well done on implementing extra functionality to your project!
This is a very helpful video Sir, Go ahead!!
Thank you so much! I'm glad that it was helpful!
Really helpful and awesome tutorial recommend for everyone who is going to start.
Thank you very much!
thanks, just what I was looking for to practice.
My pleasure!
many thanks to this app it's very useful for me. again many thanks.
My pleasure! I'm glad that It's useful to you! All the best to you!
Thank-you so much to make this video as a beginners and also so nicely done and explained . Thank you so much
It is a great pleasure! Thank you for your nice message. I'm very glad to hear that you found the video to be of value!
Thanks, its a great intro and help to newbie django developer, keep it up bro
My pleasure! Thank you very much! I'm glad that you found it helpful! :)
Loved this tutorial. Thankyou very much. Do you have any video that demonstrate user level access in django? would love to watch it. Thanks
Thank you so much! It's a pleasure! Other than basic user authentication as demonstrated in the video, no I don't have any video unfortunately on user level access in Django.
@@CloudWithDjango How about how can i separate an admin to a user dashboard for example? Cheers, will watch the part 2 of the tutorial
Hi,
Django admin is separated with the django admin panel for admin users. It is on it's own automatically in Django, and not part of the user dashboard.
Could you please make more videos on Django-Graphene for GraphQL? Your explanations are very clear, and I haven't found any other RUclips channels that are better than yours for this Django-GraphQL video.
Thank you for your kind words and feedback, I appreciate it! I'm currently working on a few other projects at the moment, but I appreciate the suggestion! Thank you!
Excellent !!!!!!! Thank you.
man , ITS ABOUT TIMEE , THANK YOU RUclips FOR RECOMMENDING SOMEONE ACTUALLY GOOD AT THIS
Thank you so much! You are too kind! :)
This isss waaayyy tooo good tutorial!!!!
Thank you so much!
Interesting video
Thank you!
great... thank you. you teach really well. hope you add some advance features in it in future.
My pleasure!
Thank you for your feedback!
Yes, hopefully in good time we will explore more :)
nice one Bro.. Bless👍🏼
Thank you!!
looks awsome! many many thanks
Thank you very much, Ahmad! Of course, it's a pleasure!
Can you make a tutorial using django rest framework? That would be awesome 👌🏻
Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion.
Excellent video. Thank you for breaking down each step.👌👌
Thank you very much! I appreciate your polite feedback!
THIS IS THE BEST. 🤩
Thank you!!
NICE THANKS SO MUCH!. I would like to ask how do I make so that each users that are registered will have their own dashboard with their own equipment?
Of course, my pleasure!
You can create a user-specific dashboard in Django by implementing user authentication and then associating each user with their own equipment data.
Hi could you tell us about the extensions that your are using for linting and suggestions? Loving the tutorial btw!
Hi,
Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad that you are enjoying the tutorial.
For linting, I believe the Python extension is involved. And as a further suggestion, I'd suggest perhaps using Django support by Al Mahdi.
All the best to you,
thanks for a great tutorial!
My pleasure! Glad that you liked it!
Truly Gifted !
Thank you so much!
Very interesting.
in the section where you add the messages and implement a timer to remove the message.
Why don't you do it in Python ?
Hi,
Thank you for your feedback.
We partially do it in python with django messages. However, if you want to have a nice effect it would be more appropriate to add in javascript with it. You can't really add an animated timeout with python from my understanding.
In the 1:25:45 time you explained how to get the right CDN for JS. I see currently Bootstrap is using version 5 in which jQuery is not supported anymore. They also provide the popper and JS in a bundle, but there is no CDN for jQuery. I tried both the bundle CDN and individual links, I also tried with the current jQuery link and without it. but using them doesn't make the dropdown navbar to work. I ended up using the older CDN links that you have used. Do you know any solution for fixing the dropdown navbar for Bootstrap version 5 without jQuery?
Hi there,
Thank you for reaching out and for providing context.
Yes, so for now an easy solution to move things forward would be to download and refer to the final project source code for what is required. The respective GitHub links will be available in the description where you can find what is required.
So for clarity. In Bootstrap 5, jQuery is no longer a dependency for components like dropdowns, so you won't need it to make the dropdown navbar work. Instead, Bootstrap 5 relies on vanilla JavaScript and native browser functionality for its components.
Just some further advice for using bootstrap 5 without Jquery. Ensure your HTML markup for the navbar includes the necessary Bootstrap 5 classes for dropdown functionality.
Check your browser's console for any JavaScript errors that may be preventing Bootstrap's JavaScript from running correctly. Include Bootstrap's JavaScript bundle (bootstrap.bundle.min.js) or individual JavaScript files just before the closing tag. Ensure that you're using the latest version of Bootstrap 5 from a reliable CDN.
I hope that gives you some insight and direction!
Good luck!
What a MASTERPIECE! U really good in your sh*t… I would love to update data from an external application through API..
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind feedback and suggestion!
Great Great Tutorial,
Can you create a tutorial on how to use AWS CICD with Django?
Thank you so much! I appreciate the suggestion, perhaps if time allows for it, I could maybe delve into that. Thank you again
excellent video, and congrats on your enthusiasm and good vibes. only one question, do you have any resource or a video where we can use SSO auth in django? if not, don't worry, thanks again, regards
Thank you very much for your kind feedback, Daniel! It is much appreciated!
Sure, here is the django-sso package, and the official documentation that goes along with it:
pypi.org/project/django-sso/
github.com/davidhaker/django-sso
Hopefully that gives you some direction.
Good luck!
@@CloudWithDjango thank you very much for your help.
My pleasure!
simply amazing
Thank you!
Hi Sir, you are awesome, you made it so easy to understand. But I have one question, actually this is first time I am using Django
my question is : Is it necessary to use Django-crispy-form because i already have my front-end and in my CRM i have so many forms with so many diff fields . How i can use my html forms instead of Django-crispy ones. Please help me out. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your kind message!
Yes, you can use your existing HTML forms in Django without using Django-crispy-forms by manually handling form rendering and validation in your views.
@@CloudWithDjango Thank you so much for your quick response. I just want to make one request if you can make one short video on this topic it would be amazing, as I really like your style of teaching it's easy to understand when you explain it.
My pleasure. I appreciate your kind words.
All that you need to do is not use django crispy forms and use normal html fields without the crispy filter, then you'll be fine.
@@CloudWithDjango Thank you so much. You are great. Thanks again for this masterpiece.
It's a pleasure! Thank you for the support!
Great video thanks. I have subbed and liked!! One question though, I would like to add another model on to this CRUD application. How can I achieve this?
My pleasure! I appreciate the support, thank you very much! You'd need to head over to a Django app's model.py file and create a custom model. There are some videos on the channel that should help with this.
I have watched many tutorials and channels regarding Django, this one is by far the best one. I understood everything very clearly. Thank you for making it interesting for me to learn Django. Can't wait to learn more.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it a lot! I hope you enjoy the content and good luck to you! Thank you again! :)
Excellent video, thank you very much!
Thank you!! Glad that you liked it! Of course, my pleasure!
Powerful tutorial
Thank you so much!
I just finished the video wow
Thank you so much! I appreciate you taking the time to watch the whole video! I hope that it was helpful to you! :)
@@CloudWithDjango so much helpful with my Capstone Project Sir
Love to watch more and code along with some project-based django from you
I'm glad to hear that! :) Thank you so much!
This was an amazing video, however when you stopped when explaining cripsy views for the form i hit enter and couldnt remove my crispy-forms 2.3 download :/ lmao
Thank you so much! Oh no, haha! It's no worries all that you need to do is say pip install django-crispy-forms==1.14.0 in your terminal and that will rectify the situation for you. Happy learning!
Hi there, could you please create a tutorial setting up role based permissions for employees and manager so that we can learn how to approach those types of requirements and also how to set up two databases in two apps and have one of the apps use both databases, for example for the scenario I mentioned, one database for employees auth and another for managers etc..
Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion.
Great
can you create a tutorial for an asset management for a small office which includes user registration with a specific domain address, which includes filtering like side offices and categories. by the way thank you so much for your amazing tutorials
Thank you for the suggestion.
Of course, my pleasure!
nice thank you, subscribed and liked it, thank you 👍
My pleasure!
I appreciate the support! Thank you so much!
All the best to you!
I have a doubt regarding that, when we create a new account as you created manager2 account there, then why after the completion of account it's showing the records of manager1? It should be blank so that the user who have created the new account can add his own entries, but in this web-app it's showing the same old entries of the another user who has already that same information. why so?
Hi,
Thank you for reaching out. It seems that you have configured your application incorrectly in some way. Please kindly refer to the final project source code and run it for clarity.
I also got the same problem.
hi bro ..
I have an a problem in view data in table at dashboard page , the data don't display in table as the video from 2:38:00 and over please can you help
Hi,
I'd suggest double checking the video or to kindly refer to the final project source code (and running it for clarity)
Would I need to install virtual environment if I have conda on my machine ?
We use VS code in this video. So, I can't say that I'm too clued up about Conda.
For clarity it might be best to setup a virtual environment and follow the video and software explicitly. Since it's a long video and it might help you in the long run.
Sir could you make a video on dockerizing this webapp and hosting it on aws ec2
Thank you for your suggestion!
Hey bro, why do you add body in every partial template? You have it in your base.thml. With this config you get double body tags inside of your rendered html.
Hi,
It's a matter of preference. Indeed there are many ways to do it.
Thanks for your response. I just asked with semantic of HTML in mind.
Great course, btw. Keep going. Wanna see more of Django projects on your channel! Happy New year! 🎆
No worries! Not a problem, I appreciate your feedback.
Thank you very much! Happy new year! :)
man this is great , i would like to see authentication and authorization mastery if you can do us !
Thank you for your feedback! That is a really good suggestion, I will see if I can do something like that in the future - if time allows it, of course!
Big thanks for sharing man, it means a lot to me as new django learner!
It is a great pleasure!
I'm glad that you found the video to be of value!
All the best to you with your Django journey!
Thanks a lot!
My pleasure!
How do you implement HTML select fields in cases where you want to get data like gender
Hi,
You can implement HTML select fields for gender using the element with elements for each gender choice.
I tried that @@CloudWithDjango
Thanks !
the load static didn't work
but upon checking there's no error in my static directory what could have caused this?
Hi,
Please kindly refer to the final project source code, and refresh your cache. It will work.
got a problem here in my cmd. already downloaded the virtualenv but when i try to make one, it prompted 'virtualenv' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
Hi,
You'd need to install virtualenv in the correct environment. That is the only reason that this error can occur unfortunately.
Thankyou so much
Of course, my pleasure!
but here multiple users can see the same dashboard, can we create unique dashboard for each user?
Hi,
Yes, the idea is that managers/users can view and access customer records like in a portal for management.
If you'd want it more unique then you can perhaps create another model and link it as a foreign key to that particular user. You don't need to create another dashboard for this.
When registering, users are not redirected to the login page. Similarly, when filling out details in the login page, users are not redirected to the dashboard. Can you please help me troubleshoot these problems?
Hi,
Thank you for reaching out. Please check the final project source code, and run it for clarity. It'll work perfectly fine.
How to correct the error (ID) and put it in ascending and correct order? 4:20:51
Hi,
I would suggest that you download the project source code and refer to that for extra clarity.
God Bless you !!!!
Thank you!
erorr 400: redirect_uri_mismatch I am getting an error. Does anyone know how to solve this? When I log in to Google, it says access is blocked.
Hi. Please kindly refer to the source code. I'd suggest downloading it and running it for clarity as well. This error does not come up.
great
Thank you!
1:43:23 I am unable to load css file, please help me brother, I've done hard refresh also
Hi,
You need to clear and empty the cache for it to work.
@@CloudWithDjango I've done that but still I am not getting, please find any solution
Please kindly download and run the final project source code for the project for clarity
Can you do for chroma db?
Thank you for the suggestion.
i have changed it from python 12 to 11 and lost all the library what can i do now
which all library i should download
Hi,
To do the video tutorial. It is assumed that you have python setup and up-to-date.
All you need to do is download a version of python. Preferably 3.11. Regarding libraries, all you need to do is let Python install, and it will do everything for you.
Muchas gracias Mister Cloud por este maravillos tutorial
De nada!
Str Attribute error in the Meta
This come my project.please give solutions. Sir.
Hi,
Please kindly refer to the project source code in the description. It is free from meta errors etc.
ValueError at /create-record
ModelForm has no model class specified.
when create record class in form.py give this type error how to solve this error
SIr please give me solutions
Hi,
Please be sure to refer to the final project source code git hub link in the description below.
Thank you
My pleasure!
Hi thank you!
My pleasure!
that's great am follow you from Egypt, I want to E-commerce app
Thank you! I also appreciate the suggestion.
what is full form of crm here ?
Hi. I'd suggest downloading the final project source code (available in the description) from GitHub for more information.