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Since I've been into building apps lately, I wanted a platform to launch this on. That became GoAppyGo.
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Since I've been into building apps lately, I wanted a platform to launch this on. That became GoAppyGo.
I have always been intrigued by building something, and making a living of it.
Building apps with React Native is actually a great experience. And lately, i've built two of them.
Sometimes you don't need a fancy authentication for your website, here's how to can implement that.
Slugifying a string in Ruby on Rails is very easy to do. Here's a few examples on how to do it.
What are the benefits, and downside of using AI as a developer? Here's my thoughts as a professional developer
It's been a really long time since I've built, and actually finished something.
Learn how to host multiple Django projects on one server in this tutorial.
There are so many languages, frameworks, database, etc, to choose from. Show how do you decide?
Learn how to use Htmx with Django to create a text you can click to edit without refreshing the browser.
Recently I've been really intrigued by the combination of Django and Htmx.
By using a decorator, you can save your self both time and prevent repeating your code.
Learning a new framework can be overwhelming. In this video, I will go through a roadmap that will take you from a to z.
There are different ways to check if a list is empty, but this is by far the best.
JavaScript frameworks like React, Vue, etc, are really popular these days. But what about Django?
Learn how the different parts of Django is connected, and the flow of a user request.
I love building stuff, and recently I just build IndieGuide using Django.
Learn how to implement a queue solution like Celery into your Django projects.
Roadlifer is an app for the vanlife community. I have built it using React Native in the front end, and used Django for the backend.
I have created a lot of Django tutorials. In this post, I will write a summary of the 5 most popular.
You can pretty much choose whatever database you want when working with Django. Here are a few of them.
Template inheritance is a powerful feature of Django's templating system that allows you to build a base skeleton template that contains all the common elements of your site and defines blocks that child templates can override.
Django inclusion tags are a way to include a pre-rendered piece of a Django template within another template.
Building your dream project always seems like a good idea when you’re learning web development. But it might not be the smartest thing to do, and in this video I will talk a little bit about this .
In this video, I go through installation and how to build a simple blog using the CMS.
One of the questions I get asked most about here on YouTube is “How long time does it take to learn Django” and similar.
I’m a self taught developer, I work remotely and I earn more than average here in Norway. In this video, I will talk about how I got here and how you can do it too.
Learn how to authenticate users using social authentication.
Learn how to set up a contact form which will send email to a SMTP backend using Django.
Learn how to use Python Django and Vue to build a multiple/single file uploader. Select the files in your browser, and upload them using Axios to the backend (Django).
Watch how I build a simple Django blog from scratch. For the frontend, I use Tailwind to make it look great.
Watch how I build a simple Django contact manager from scratch. For the frontend, I use Tailwind to make it look great.
After a month of learning Django, where do you go for the next step?
Django comes with a cool message framework which let's us use session to show messages to the user.
Learn how to add pagination so you can split your items into multiple pages.
Let's learn what a template filter is and how to use one.
A common practice in Django is making fat models and thin views. Keep reading to learn more.
Learn how to connect data in a model to the authenticated user.
In this part we will make it possible to log out, plus do some other configurations to the project.
In this part, we will learn more concepts of the Django authentication system.
It would be cool to make it possible to separate tasks based on the user. So let's learn about authentication today.
Let's make the project a little more visually appealing.
Let's make a simple search for our task manager so it get easier to find your tasks.
Let's work more with the tasks. It's time to make it possible to completing and deleting tasks.
Let's learn more about forms and how to create an edit form for the tasks.
We have already learned how to add data in the admin interface. Now, let's make it possible to add them in the front end.
Learn how and why it's important to have separate urls.py file for each of the Django apps
In this part, we are going to make it possible to go into a category detail page.
In this part, we are going to show all of the categories in a sidebar on our template.
Today, we are going to make it possible to connect a task to a category.