I love your video man. I didn't skip and I'm glad I stuck till the end. You made it all simple especially for people who have no idea how to use Redis (or are too scared for it at first). I'm glad you included the entire process.
Thank you for the raw tutorial Vandad, Not everything runs as smooth as the tutorials out there show, Part of development is getting everything to work together, Thanks also for sharing the thinking process and honesty, keep it up 👍
consider a new article model which has FK connection to User , i had a get fn which get all articles of the logged in user , at initial state the user will have only one article , at the first time calling the get fn we get first object , and the object is saved to cache , now the problem , more articles assigned to the user , and the get fn only returns the first object in its my , how can we solve this ?
Good tutorial, but why do you take the trouble of using vscode for python coding? It is much more convenient to use a text editor (like gedit on ubuntu or notepad on win) along with the command line to execute the code.
Nah, it requires an operating system for that : Why take the trouble of using one for python coding ? It is much more convenient to engrave your HDD by hand along with your brain to execute the code. You don't need much hardware that way, which is a plus as CPU are expensive !
I believe most people use some sort of text editor for Python development, either PyCharm, VSCode or Sublime and many more alternatives are out there. It makes the whole process a lot more convenient with built-in support for the language.