Django database queryesets
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Django database queryesets
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Thanks for your precious service to humanity. I nearly quit Django and I chanced on your videos on youtube. You have inspired new hope in me, and have increased my passion for Django. I am amazed by your selfless nature, and your willingness to share knowledge and help others.
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I wanna thank you for your efforts and for the amazing videos you make with a very good explanation
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hey i can't save changes in the admin panel.my django version is 2.1.Can anyone help me?
Bro you doing well. Keep doing for us
Who else decided to learn about web development while in lockdown? 🙂
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thank you so much for your work , the way u explain is amazing keep it up 🙂
Awesome Thanks a lot!!!!
Holy shit dude this might be the best tutorial series on any subject ever I have seen on Youtube (not just programming or web development)
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Hey Denise, thank you for this tutorial, really helpful. Could you show how to create a customized id field in a model?
Thank you sir clear all concept of Django.
Can you make a video on middlewares, context managers, Restful web API
The way you structured this tutorial on django alongside the source code is amazing… Please do a tutorial on how you hosted it onto heroku… Thanks
A great explanation and a superb set of tutorials. One question. Could not an order have many products as opposed to just a single one in your example?
Very good your explanations, congratulations for the content and the prepared material.
Excellent quality!
Hi dennis with regards to the query about "number of balls a customer has ordered" why have you used the double underscores whereas the relationship between a customer and an order is one to many relationship? this is the query i am referring to ballOrders = firstCustomer.order_set.filter(product__name="Ball").count()
Hey Dennis merry christmas!!!!!!!!!!, i cant find the cheat sheet in the source code
Great
Doing a great job bro………………i have a doubt, which is the best database for django other than the default sqlite?
Hope you never stop, great job! Think about document DB or Firebase
Thank you!