BE SURE TO ALLOW SSH TRAFFIC WITH UFW AFTER ENABLING IT! I got stuck on this for days and couldn't figure out why I was suddenly unable to ssh onto my instance. I hope this saves someone the headache I went through.
the fundamental problem with all these models is that they don't work with continuous integration or refactoring, due to being based on the idea that there is no problem with long lived feature branches. unfortunately this ignores the fact that every branch is a fork of the entire code base, and forks diverge over time until it becomes impossible to merge back in. this is why trunk based development is central to continuous integration and test driven development.
The problem about all these Git videos is that - "You can do this, or you can do this, or you can do this, but if you have this, then you can do this and then that".
I like your video. Could you please make a video on concept of RabbitMQ -- topics like exchange , queues, producer , consumers.. I will really appreciate. not able to find relevant video. Thanks in advance.
"If youre using python, I would recommend you to use rabbitMQ as a message broker, because most likely you're going to use rabbitmq as a message broker" - wow such convincing
Thanks for sharing this. I have a question, when writing the update function in the service layer, how do you deal with many to many fields? I have a few serializers that handle this using the DRF Writable Nested package.
Hello. Nice video. Another way to use a certain serializer (InputSerializer) for all requests and a different one (OutputSerializer) for all responses is to override data property and many_init method of InputSerializer to use the OutputSerializer for responses and declare InputSerializer as the value of serializer_class attribute on your ModelViewset. If anyone is interested I can write the code. Its a couple of lines
@@denisorehovsky Еnvironment often crashed, paycharm couldn't find the libraries. Everything was solved by reconfiguring poetry / reinstalling IDE, but I want everything to work out of the box without any extra steps
Hi can you help me understand something, so if you use nginx you need gunicorn, but what if i use apache web-sever, i dont need gunicorn anymore because apache includes wsgi? in this correct? thanks