You give a lot of great advice and you explain very well. I have liked and Subscribed as I am looking forward to more great videos. I am a self taught programmer and this will help me get rid of some bad habits. Thank you for your hard work, as a fellow YT content creator I know it take a lot work work to do this.
@@myoji5580 Have an auth model and provide user_type options and make it db_index=true. Now create models that save data of each role. Like Seller, Customer, Admin Moderator and use them accordingly
Do you (or do you know how to correctly) use Prettier when working on Django HTML templates, or do you use DJ lint - or can Ruff also help here, or do you use/do something else entirely? - (I found Prettier causes probs with Django templates which is a shame)
I tend to use djhtml for Django templates, as a pre-commit hook, in real projects. See this recent video: ruclips.net/video/MdAnOz2w4nY/видео.html I only use Prettier if I'm using React/Next or some other JavaScript/TypeScript stack.
As always, you delivered a masterclass.😍
Thanks a lot, really appreciate the nice comment, cheers!
Amazing tutorial, clear and concise.
@@majestif thanks a lot!
You give a lot of great advice and you explain very well. I have liked and Subscribed as I am looking forward to more great videos. I am a self taught programmer and this will help me get rid of some bad habits. Thank you for your hard work, as a fellow YT content creator I know it take a lot work work to do this.
@@mauisam1 that’s amazing, thank you for sharing! Best of luck with your own YT journey!
Thanks I share a lot of your videos!
@@gonzadev thank you, appreciate it!
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@@Amir-bd4uk thanks for watching!!
Make a video on django multi user type login and registration system.
I'll have a think about this. If anyone has any specific ideas on this concept, feel free to share!
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@@myoji5580 Have an auth model and provide user_type options and make it db_index=true. Now create models that save data of each role. Like Seller, Customer, Admin Moderator and use them accordingly
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Thanks for watching!
Do you (or do you know how to correctly) use Prettier when working on Django HTML templates, or do you use DJ lint - or can Ruff also help here, or do you use/do something else entirely? - (I found Prettier causes probs with Django templates which is a shame)
Use django support extension in vs code. Or djhtml python package for formatting django html template.
@@guptaji0786 Will give that a try - cheers
I tend to use djhtml for Django templates, as a pre-commit hook, in real projects. See this recent video: ruclips.net/video/MdAnOz2w4nY/видео.html
I only use Prettier if I'm using React/Next or some other JavaScript/TypeScript stack.
@@bugbytes3923 Thanks - will check the video - I need to buy you a coffee for all this great content - cheers!
I abandoned prettier. I prefer djhtml. I have used djlint also.
I like ruff but I noticed that it has problems with formatting nested lists. It tends to put comma's were there shouldn't be.
Great video. Subscribed. Can you please make a video of how to set up notifications properly in Django(Using Django ninja )?
Thanks a lot! I'll have a look into this.