Idk if its just me or everybody loves the deployment part of writing a web application, honestly its just so fun learning to deploy on new platforms... Thanks Tim
Tim, I never comment on youtube videos but the quality of your Django tutorial was insane. I've watched several hours of Django Rest Framework tutorials but none of them have explained Django Rest Framework as well as you did in 20minutes. I hope you eventually create a proper full length tutorial on this in the future. I will be the first to watch! Thank you for this tutorial!
I don't usually comment but I am so grateful for these tutorials. A year ago I learned Django from your Django tutorial video and was able to make a geoguessr clone and deploy it. Now I'm learning how to make an API and of course I came back to your excellent videos. Thanks so much Tim.
Your "9 HOURS of Python Projects" video is gluing all the essential concepts/fundamentals of Python for me. I hope to see more real-world applications built with Python shortly! 😄
Hi Tim, just wanted to say thank you very much for this video. After struggling some days with a bunch of tutorials, even paid ones, I found this jewel of a concise, short, straight forward explanation about building a Django Rest API. Thanks again.
Hi Tim, great video as usual, I was hoping if you could make a video on how to deal with opensource projects, I find it very difficult to go through them, going through a repo can be quite tough.
Hey Tim, I love your videos, the last one about algorithms and data structures is so inspiring. But talking about python and web proyects, it would be really cool if you can show how to deploy a serverless web server and how to deal with cache in backend and frontend
📝 Summary of Key Points: 📌 The video demonstrates how to create a Django API using Python and the Django Rest framework. It covers setting up the necessary packages, creating models, serializers, views, and URLs for the API. 🧐 Deployment using ACORN is showcased, allowing for easy sharing and deployment of the API to a public URL. The process involves creating a Docker file, an ACORN file, building and pushing the ACORN image to a registry, and deploying the application using ACORN. 💡 Additional Insights and Observations: 💬 Quotable Moments: "ACORN allows for easy sharing and deployment of applications without interfering with the original code." 📊 Data and Statistics: The video emphasizes the convenience and flexibility of using ACORN for deployment, making it simple to share applications with others. 🌐 References and Sources: The video provides detailed steps on setting up a Django API, deploying it using ACORN, and sharing the deployment link with others. 📣 Concluding Remarks: The video offers a comprehensive guide on creating and deploying a Django API using Python and the Django Rest framework. ACORN simplifies the deployment process, enabling easy sharing and testing of applications without the need for complex server setups. This approach enhances collaboration and facilitates efficient application deployment. Generated using TalkBud
hi tim, something really off-topic, what keyboard do you use? sounds really appropiate for a programmer. nothing to mention on the tutorial except the best.
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you need to install "scoop". Just need to follow the instruction (copy the command line) and a 5.1 version of PowerShell, if you are doing this on Windows
Thanks a lot, Tim! I have a problem though, when I run the command "acorn login" it's going to the error page. What can I do? Or did acorn stop its host services?
thanks for all i just hope the u make a model have image field and how to post on that image using postman of other app , so we learn how to us the api in other app get,post ,update ,..... thanks aging 🤩
Hi Tim, @TechWithTim. At the moment to do acorn login i got this message: Error 1016 Ray ID: 86ea992abe918449 • 2024-04-03 16:57:33 UTC Origin DNS error and nobody explain in the web what is the problem. where is the part related to DNS in your code? thanks in advance.
After running the "makemigrations" command getting this error ' from mysite.api.models import BlogPost ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mysite.api''. Can anyone help me on this?