The first video of this series was incredibly informative. It provided a comprehensive overview of integrating Django and React, and I found it to be extremely valuable. Someone else has already described this content as "gold," and I wholeheartedly agree with that sentiment now. In my opinion, this is the best Django and React tutorial available on RUclips. Wishing you all the best!🤩👍
I have to admit. This is the first time I have felt so comfortable with React and Django in a year. This series is the Best Christmas present for 2021. Everything that I want is in this.
this content is gold , i watched a lot of vids on Django and Django & React (including paid ones) and this must be one of the best i have ever seen! plz continue !
Very well explained, and I'm sure it worked great at the time. The Django portion holds up perfectly still. As for the React portion, if you're just starting out I wouldn't recommend this video anymore. React, React DOM and Material UI have all gone through substantial changes since this came out. You can figure the differences out by looking at the current documentation for all of these, but it's going to be easier to follow a different tutorial rather than changing broken things as they come up.
Thanks Chris, glad you found some use out of them. I have said it many times before, but this is just the beginning of a long road to much better tutorials.
This always happens with me, I see a dozen of tutorials with not-so-appropriate explanations, get frustated , and then finally land up on a tutorial with THE MOST AMAZING explanation on this planet. Can't thank you enough for such a clear & engaging content. Can't wait to see this channel getting what it deserves.✨💜
i've never watched someone who has this ability to simplify these kind of technologies and concepts, i'd recommend this channel for the begineers thanks alot for this amazing series
i agree, and i tried to practice it more + reading the documentations helped me to match the proper way to do it in the newest and its not that much of a big difference to implement the concepts@@veryacademy
I was wondering whether I would be able to make a love affair between REAT and DRF ever. But you are here and doing immense help to the community by sharing this rare romance with the world. Amazing, fantastic.
@@veryacademy I am getting some errors while importing modules, Below is the stackoverflow link where I have asked the question. stackoverflow.com/questions/65913651/why-am-i-getting-unexpected-token-error-in-react-js-project?noredirect=1#comment116540762_65913651
Zander is the absolute best at teaching Django and Web Development. You all should do yourself a favor and subscribe to this man. He puts in so much hard work into these videos.
It would be boring if you knew everything, code can be stressful (especially when it doesn't work) - exactly, it will come together and make sense over time and the more you do it 👍
Thanks very much for this. I watched this in February 2022, so some bits of React have changed by then, but after a few tweaks everything works! Great tutorial, even though I am absolutely new to React, I was able to follow until the end.
It would be awesome if you could explain which tweaks made it work please. I'm struggling with a blank page after updated switch to routes and ReactDOM.render to createRoot.
Yay, I finally finished part 1 of this series and am moving on to part 2. I know this is out of date, but the concepts and principles remain the same. Throughout this series, I learned the importance of reading the documentation; even though this series may be outdated, it encourages you to explore the documentation to find alternatives. What's the result? It gives me confidence. ♥😊
Been a full stack PHP developer for many years, lost the passion for code a little, but Python, Django and React look super interesting. Keep up the great work you are clear with explaining how this works.
This content is gold. I have gone through this video entirely. At the end, I can see header footer but not the posts. Only change I had to make is replace Switch with Routes in index.js. What am I missing, please? EDIT: I downgraded react-router-dom from latest to v5 and that helped
Dudeeee!!!!!! This series is exactly what I was looking for, I have just seen a part of this first video and I am absolutely happy to see how good a teacher you are. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I'm sure you will get so many more thousands of subscribers soon! Keep it up!
Hey there, I just wanted to mention that I noticed your older videos from three years ago have really eye-catching thumbnails, which is probably why they have more views. On the other hand, your latest videos seem to have less appealing thumbnails and as a result, they're getting fewer views. It might be a good idea to spruce up the thumbnails for your recent videos to give them a boost in views. All the best! 👍👍👍
They have more views because I used to spend money advertising them. RUclips would think they were popular and show them more, making them more likely to gain traction. In addition, the tutorials were built for RUclips and were keyword-focused.
I have done a lot of A/B testing on thumbnails. Content/Quality and what people want are more important for the type of videos that I put out - that is what my testing and stats tell me anyhow.
@@veryacademy Hi Very Academy! As someone who enjoys watching your videos, I personally lean towards the ones with the green background as opposed to the white background ones you've been using lately. Also, I've noticed that your recent videos are quite short, which makes me feel like they may not contain enough information. Just wanted to share my honest feedback with you!
This tutorial is absolutely great! The theory of Django DRF is explained thoroughly which I've been missing a lot in other tutorials. Exactly what I needed!
You're a really engaging teacher. This is by far the most intuitive explanation I've seen about Django REST APIs. Looking forward to the rest of the series!
Daaaamn, well short of words i will put on same category with corey schafer. You take from simple to extreme can't thank You enough.you even go ahead. You simply best @very academy thanks alot.
Thank you - I dont know corey, but I assume you highly regard him as a good provider. I cant thank you enough for spending time learning the content and wish you all the best.
Hey, I've just finished the theory part, and I absolutely agree with the fact that its vital to have a basic understanding of why your code works or how it works, especially for beginners. So far I love the way you explain concepts, it is just right at least for my personal way of learning. One piece of advice I would like to share with you, is to code first and ask the student to just follow along (typing, not copy pasting!) and THEN explain what each thing does and why. This is something I picked up from Zed Shaws, "Learn X language the hard way" books, and I feel there is some merit to this approach. When someone has already written the code it is easier to explain to them because they have already experienced it, and it isnt a purely theoretical cloud in their mind. Anyway, thats my 2 cents on the matter, but so far I am loving the tutorial, keep it up :D !!!
Great tutorial! I was a little lost with all the Material UI stuff but that's more on me as I've only used a tiny bit of Bootstrap before. I did find one little bug that I figured I'd point out: on line 21 of App.js, you have setAppState in the list that's the second argument of the useEffect when I believe it should be appState, as this list is the states that useEffect will run again for when the state(s) update.
Thanks for the tutorials. I dont know if its just my preference, but I would much rather watch you type the code out rather than just have you show the finished block. I don't know if thats just me or other prefer this as well. Regardless, thanks a ton for making these. Im subscribed and look forward to future videos!
Thanks for the feedback Jared. It was just a preference on my own. I just thought maybe it was easier to pause and look at the whole line rather than letter by letter. But in fact - if you are typing it out as we go - then I see a benefit. I will try and mix it up in future tutorials and see how we go. Thank you once more
That is just music to my ears - Django can be such a big hurdle to begin with - this is partly why I focused first on Django in this channel. Once you got it - you got it - thank you 👍
Thanks for the tutorial. Just thought I'd point out though that at 1:30:40, you didn't actually run the 3rd test which is why it returned only 2 tests had passed. You called the test function 'create_post' instead of 'test_create_post' so that test was ignored.
Big fan of your Django videos. I started my django career with your videos. There are many videos on youtube related to react, rest framework and django, but not as precise as yours. I have a request. If possible, can you also try to upload a video that takes care of image capture with camera and upload from mobile/tablet (ios, windows and android) (web based solution) and save it in a mobile folder.
this guy is sharing some serious knowledge out there, i stumbled upon your channel trying to figure out, asyncio , it would have taken me ages to understand that, but you made it easy peezy , awesome content brother, hopefully, you're going to keep these tuts opensource in near future as well xD...(never seen this depth in any tuts i have seen so far)
great tutorial as always ... i just wanna recommend a great extension for vscode ...it's called thunder client which is a great replacement for postman with the same UI and features for api building cause i really find it annoying switching back and forth between vscode and postman...definitely worth trying ... cheers
I really love your videos and learn so much from them. Thank you for taking the time to make these courses. I am super appreciative of the time you took to prepare this
This guy is the BOMB!!! Thank you very much for the amazing tutorial. Well explained and detailed. This is the best one I've found on YT related to the django rest framework. It's really great that you explained basic concepts first before getting into developing. You deserve more subs. Keep up the good work and I know you will earn more and more subs in no time. Good luck and all the best!!! 👌👌
Hi there, I just wanted to say this is a very good tutorial, one of the best I've watched! I'm gonna definitely subscribe to your channel to support the amazing job you've been doing :)
Thanks man, you're a great teacher. And i have a question. Can we use VIEW SET instead of GENERIC VIEWS. And when should i use VIEW SET and when should i use GENERIC VIEWS ?
omg thank you for existing :') you really are a savior , i wanted to know if my level in python is actually a beginner can i master Django or at least have a better level than actually python?
KUDOS @Very Academy I think I'll download these videos lest they get removed. This is real gold and available free! Must have been uploaded by mistake.
This is incredible. I've learned so much. I love how you patiently explain everything. You are the best. What if I want to perform a test where if a user leaves out some details during a post request, that request wont go through but will return an error. How do I go about that?
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The first video of this series was incredibly informative. It provided a comprehensive overview of integrating Django and React, and I found it to be extremely valuable. Someone else has already described this content as "gold," and I wholeheartedly agree with that sentiment now. In my opinion, this is the best Django and React tutorial available on RUclips. Wishing you all the best!🤩👍
I have to admit. This is the first time I have felt so comfortable with React and Django in a year. This series is the Best Christmas present for 2021. Everything that I want is in this.
same!!
this content is gold , i watched a lot of vids on Django and Django & React (including paid ones) and this must be one of the best i have ever seen! plz continue !
Thank you! Will do!
agreed
agreed!
agreed x1000
Totally man!!! Saved me a lot of time. Thanks a lot. You should have a lot more subs and likes for this content.
Other youtubers do confused thats why i am here and now everything is clear thanks!
Very well explained, and I'm sure it worked great at the time. The Django portion holds up perfectly still.
As for the React portion, if you're just starting out I wouldn't recommend this video anymore. React, React DOM and Material UI have all gone through substantial changes since this came out. You can figure the differences out by looking at the current documentation for all of these, but it's going to be easier to follow a different tutorial rather than changing broken things as they come up.
I've been looking for a great playlist and here it is.
Thank you so much, best tutorial till today : 12-3-2023
Love from Bangladesh
This is an amazing source, I honestly looked for a lot of different videos on the same topic and nobody breaks down in this depth! Thank you!
Thanks Chris, glad you found some use out of them. I have said it many times before, but this is just the beginning of a long road to much better tutorials.
@@veryacademy Looking forward to them!
This always happens with me, I see a dozen of tutorials with not-so-appropriate explanations, get frustated , and then finally land up on a tutorial with THE MOST AMAZING explanation on this planet. Can't thank you enough for such a clear & engaging content. Can't wait to see this channel getting what it deserves.✨💜
It rarely happens to find someone with great knowledge and a talent for teaching... you are one of those rare cases
i've never watched someone who has this ability to simplify these kind of technologies and concepts, i'd recommend this channel for the begineers thanks alot for this amazing series
Glad you enjoy it although very much out of date the principles are very much the same.
i agree, and i tried to practice it more + reading the documentations helped me to match the proper way to do it in the newest and its not that much of a big difference to implement the concepts@@veryacademy
I was wondering whether I would be able to make a love affair between REAT and DRF ever. But you are here and doing immense help to the community by sharing this rare romance with the world. Amazing, fantastic.
They were made for each other, but, you might end up loving the sister instead, she is really hot at this minute! Next JS!
Hahahahahhaha... absolutely
@@veryacademy I am getting some errors while importing modules, Below is the stackoverflow link where I have asked the question.
stackoverflow.com/questions/65913651/why-am-i-getting-unexpected-token-error-in-react-js-project?noredirect=1#comment116540762_65913651
@@as00060 did you solve this problem ?
@@jovid6410 Not yet...But am trying it. Once my all options fails will poke you.
this the best content sir, i am a senior dev but i watch someone posting videos randomly and this is the best i have seen
Thanks Muhammad appreciate the positive comment.
Wow. This is gold. 10 minutes in and I've already subscribed!
Welcome aboard! Thank you! - Just working on making this to platinum - series will resume shortly 👍
I've been doing full stack stuff for years, but I still learned a lot from this video. Thanks
Zander is the absolute best at teaching Django and Web Development. You all should do yourself a favor and subscribe to this man. He puts in so much hard work into these videos.
This is fantastic so far! The first DRF series I've seen that includes testing right from the start
I dont understand everything you talk about but you give me chill vibes so I dont stress about that
It would be boring if you knew everything, code can be stressful (especially when it doesn't work) - exactly, it will come together and make sense over time and the more you do it 👍
Thanks very much for this. I watched this in February 2022, so some bits of React have changed by then, but after a few tweaks everything works! Great tutorial, even though I am absolutely new to React, I was able to follow until the end.
Thank you!
Especially the React Router Dom is very different now if you are using the current version!
It would be awesome if you could explain which tweaks made it work please. I'm struggling with a blank page after updated switch to routes and ReactDOM.render to createRoot.
Yay, I finally finished part 1 of this series and am moving on to part 2. I know this is out of date, but the concepts and principles remain the same. Throughout this series, I learned the importance of reading the documentation; even though this series may be outdated, it encourages you to explore the documentation to find alternatives. What's the result? It gives me confidence. ♥😊
Thank you! I am amazed more than anyone that this remains valuable.
I have just watched 24 minutes and I already need part2. Please
Never understood this theory ever before watching your presentation ...thank u so much
Been a full stack PHP developer for many years, lost the passion for code a little, but Python, Django and React look super interesting. Keep up the great work you are clear with explaining how this works.
Thanks Banks 👍
I just finished watching the theory and it made me subscribe to this channel. This is gold!!
Thank you!!!
This content is gold. I have gone through this video entirely. At the end, I can see header footer but not the posts. Only change I had to make is replace Switch with Routes in index.js. What am I missing, please? EDIT: I downgraded react-router-dom from latest to v5 and that helped
Dudeeee!!!!!! This series is exactly what I was looking for, I have just seen a part of this first video and I am absolutely happy to see how good a teacher you are. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I'm sure you will get so many more thousands of subscribers soon! Keep it up!
Thank you Angelo dude 😁
I love using Django, and react, so putting them together is absolutely dynamite. Thank you for this,
One of the first tutorials that I see mentioning testing the application... Finally! So this is really good
Thank You. This is best course I have seen on Django rest framework.
Wow, thanks! 👍
haven't even watched the video but looking at the other video contents and the playlist I can't resist subscribing
Thanks Alan 👍
Hey there, I just wanted to mention that I noticed your older videos from three years ago have really eye-catching thumbnails, which is probably why they have more views. On the other hand, your latest videos seem to have less appealing thumbnails and as a result, they're getting fewer views. It might be a good idea to spruce up the thumbnails for your recent videos to give them a boost in views. All the best! 👍👍👍
They have more views because I used to spend money advertising them. RUclips would think they were popular and show them more, making them more likely to gain traction. In addition, the tutorials were built for RUclips and were keyword-focused.
I have done a lot of A/B testing on thumbnails. Content/Quality and what people want are more important for the type of videos that I put out - that is what my testing and stats tell me anyhow.
@@veryacademy Hi Very Academy! As someone who enjoys watching your videos, I personally lean towards the ones with the green background as opposed to the white background ones you've been using lately. Also, I've noticed that your recent videos are quite short, which makes me feel like they may not contain enough information. Just wanted to share my honest feedback with you!
Starting this course because I need DRF for my future project. Thanks for being so through with your explanations and hands-on practice.
You're very welcome!
your videos deserves 100000 times more views/likes. you are surely gonna get that. your content is gold.
Appreciate that, we aim to get better 👍
@@veryacademy hopefully i'll get better too watching these.
best django tutorial ever on RUclips!
Wow, thanks!
never seen better explanation than this
Thank you 👍
This tutorial is absolutely great!
The theory of Django DRF is explained thoroughly which I've been missing a lot in other tutorials.
Exactly what I needed!
Glad it was helpful!
Best tutorial on DRF, this are gold,
Thank you very much from this newbie, you have helped me a lot
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making this video, it's really helpful to gain knowledge on full-stack,,,,love from India 🇮🇳
You're a really engaging teacher. This is by far the most intuitive explanation I've seen about Django REST APIs. Looking forward to the rest of the series!
Great job. Best step by step tutorial ever.
Wow, thanks Partho, glad you think so! 👍
gorgeous content you give to me is very easy to understand🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
Your channel is a gold mine!
Start mining that gold, thank you!
Daaaamn, well short of words i will put on same category with corey schafer.
You take from simple to extreme can't thank You enough.you even go ahead.
You simply best @very academy thanks alot.
Thank you - I dont know corey, but I assume you highly regard him as a good provider. I cant thank you enough for spending time learning the content and wish you all the best.
The diamond content. All my doubts are covered in this video. I learned a lot
This is just beautiful! Clear, concise and in depth!
Thank you so much!
Hey, I've just finished the theory part, and I absolutely agree with the fact that its vital to have a basic understanding of why your code works or how it works, especially for beginners. So far I love the way you explain concepts, it is just right at least for my personal way of learning. One piece of advice I would like to share with you, is to code first and ask the student to just follow along (typing, not copy pasting!) and THEN explain what each thing does and why. This is something I picked up from Zed Shaws, "Learn X language the hard way" books, and I feel there is some merit to this approach. When someone has already written the code it is easier to explain to them because they have already experienced it, and it isnt a purely theoretical cloud in their mind. Anyway, thats my 2 cents on the matter, but so far I am loving the tutorial, keep it up :D !!!
This is a great series - I just started and will complete ))
Great tutorial! I was a little lost with all the Material UI stuff but that's more on me as I've only used a tiny bit of Bootstrap before. I did find one little bug that I figured I'd point out: on line 21 of App.js, you have setAppState in the list that's the second argument of the useEffect when I believe it should be appState, as this list is the states that useEffect will run again for when the state(s) update.
Thank you .
Dont stop please.
One day your chanl ll be flooded with subs
No stopping now! 🐱🏍
Please never stop 😊
Thanks for the tutorials. I dont know if its just my preference, but I would much rather watch you type the code out rather than just have you show the finished block. I don't know if thats just me or other prefer this as well. Regardless, thanks a ton for making these. Im subscribed and look forward to future videos!
Thanks for the feedback Jared. It was just a preference on my own. I just thought maybe it was easier to pause and look at the whole line rather than letter by letter. But in fact - if you are typing it out as we go - then I see a benefit. I will try and mix it up in future tutorials and see how we go. Thank you once more
@@veryacademy I hope i got my real point across though. Your videos are really good! Take care brother and thanks again!
This some really robust and comprehensive code I genuinely love it
Thanks Muskan 👍
Great tutorial! It's all starting to make sense now 😅 Also, thanks for mentioning the "Consuming REST APIs..." article.
That is just music to my ears - Django can be such a big hurdle to begin with - this is partly why I focused first on Django in this channel. Once you got it - you got it - thank you 👍
Thanks for the tutorial. Just thought I'd point out though that at 1:30:40, you didn't actually run the 3rd test which is why it returned only 2 tests had passed. You called the test function 'create_post' instead of 'test_create_post' so that test was ignored.
Thank you for pointing that out! Really appreciate how much time you have invested into the tutorial 👍
O conteúdo está sendo de bastante serventia, desta vez venho agradecer antes de começar pois sempre acabo esquecendo!
great video finally i understand thank you
This is great! 🔥
Thank you very much for including testing as well 👍🏽
Also close to 1K mark! Very excited 🤓
😊 Thank you, nearly there! Testing is not super clean but hopefully functional and providing insight for learning. 👍
amazing, thanks for making me fall in love with django
This is just beautiful! Clear, concise and in depth, good very good ...
I had to go away and learn material ui 5, but the tutorial is great!
Hopefully time well spent learning mui
One of the best django tutorial video
Wow such excellent explanation with time stamps! 😭(Happiness)
Glad you liked it!
Thanks!
This content is just brilliant (I mean also the whole channel !) Thanks!
Glad you enjoy it!
Thank you for the detailed explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
This is the best tutorial on rest api I found so far. Thank you so much!
Your channel is Goldmine for learners. You are truly awesome man. I'm sure, you will get millions of subscribers. Appreciate your efforts. ❤️
Thank you - bit far from 1million but that's the goal.
WOW. This is so amazing. Have learnt a lot and refreshed my knowledge and skills on both react and Django. Thanks so much!!!
Happy to hear that!
Atleast this tutorial using functional based component bcoz i was tired of searching in react django with functional components
Big fan of your Django videos. I started my django career with your videos. There are many videos on youtube related to react, rest framework and django, but not as precise as yours.
I have a request. If possible, can you also try to upload a video that takes care of image capture with camera and upload from mobile/tablet (ios, windows and android) (web based solution) and save it in a mobile folder.
this guy is sharing some serious knowledge out there, i stumbled upon your channel trying to figure out, asyncio , it would have taken me ages to understand that, but you made it easy peezy , awesome content brother, hopefully, you're going to keep these tuts opensource in near future as well xD...(never seen this depth in any tuts i have seen so far)
Just started the playlist, loving your teaching style
Awesome, thank you!
Ohh man 🔥🔥 what a Bang thank you so much ❤️
You are very welcome 👍
Oh, great... I'm starting with rest and can see theory here...
This is the best tutorial for DRF I have seen till now.
Could you please tell me what are the Extensions you are using in VSCode?
Best content on the topic out there, thank you man! ❤
Glad you think so!
great tutorial as always ... i just wanna recommend a great extension for vscode ...it's called thunder client which is a great replacement for postman with the same UI and features for api building cause i really find it annoying switching back and forth between vscode and postman...definitely worth trying ... cheers
Thanks for the tip!
Better than any course!!....To the Point..... You're really cool, Thanks A lottttttt!!
You're welcome!
This is sick. Definitely going to subscribe.
I really love your videos and learn so much from them. Thank you for taking the time to make these courses. I am super appreciative of the time you took to prepare this
great tutorials, explanation are just awesome makes me understand the whole concept instead of how to just get it done with.
you helped me learn Django. thank you kind sir.
Really useful stuff presented clearly and quickly. Many thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
For Mac or Linux users, to activate your virtual env the command is $ source venv/bin/activate
Thanks for this great tutorial :D , it was very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Your explanations are devine🔥😍
Thank you!
Woow. There is nothing to say. Thank your for your all eforts
So nice of you
Seriously insanely great and relevant content. Thank you!
Really good!!! Merry Christmas everyone
Happy new year! Sorry, missed this comment!!!
This guy is the BOMB!!! Thank you very much for the amazing tutorial. Well explained and detailed. This is the best one I've found on YT related to the django rest framework. It's really great that you explained basic concepts first before getting into developing. You deserve more subs. Keep up the good work and I know you will earn more and more subs in no time. Good luck and all the best!!!
👌👌
Hi there,
I just wanted to say this is a very good tutorial, one of the best I've watched!
I'm gonna definitely subscribe to your channel to support the amazing job you've been doing :)
Sorry - just found this one in the likely spam for some reason. Thank you - appreciate the support 👍
You are awesome!!! Thanks for teaching us!!!
Thanks Ephrem! Glad they are useful
Thanks man, you're a great teacher. And i have a question. Can we use VIEW SET instead of GENERIC VIEWS. And when should i use VIEW SET and when should i use GENERIC VIEWS ?
See if this helps you out
stackoverflow.com/questions/49482453/generics-vs-viewset-in-django-rest-framework-how-to-prefer-which-one-to-use
Just want to say thank you
This is top tier
Thank you
Liked your videos man, you are such a good teacher !
this is exactly what I was looking for !!
You must read my previous comment. It is a life saver.
omg thank you for existing :') you really are a savior
, i wanted to know if my level in python is actually a beginner can i master Django or at least have a better level than actually python?
KUDOS @Very Academy
I think I'll download these videos lest they get removed.
This is real gold and available free!
Must have been uploaded by mistake.
👍 thanks Taruj, hope they prove to be of some use
This is incredible. I've learned so much. I love how you patiently explain everything. You are the best. What if I want to perform a test where if a user leaves out some details during a post request, that request wont go through but will return an error. How do I go about that?
Very cool! Thank You so much!