How to write serializers for it also

If any links would be nice.

How long does it take to build a notifications specifically in Django for social media alike site ? Also how long does it take to build a chat using channels in Django ?

How long did it take you to think of such unique question?

How long did it take you to think of such unique question?

5 sec

How can I create a custom user field for user ? Using abstarct base class

Why do you want the abstract user class?

You would have to do basically everything manually. I does not hash your passwords etc...

Anyone tried pycharm on Linux on a 4k screen?

Anyone tried pycharm on Linux on a 4k screen?

Only at 1080p 😢 I'm poor

Anyone tried pycharm on Linux on a 4k screen?

I’ve had it on my Macbook Pro Retina

not quite 4k

but

still huge resolution

Macos has better scaling, I've used it when I had a Mac but Linux is very different 😉

Hay by using restapi I need to post json format data in an another api. By using post man..it should be dynamic way.

So need to hit an existing api with a new api which consist of json in body

Sounds like an api gang bang u got there.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53440471/how-to-load-tasks-in-redis-server

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53440471/how-to-load-tasks-in-redis-server

cannot run django celery tasks.....?

Recursion issues sometimes are caused by identifiers with same name... I learned it today/tonight

You would have to do basically everything manually. I does not hash your passwords etc...

But all those set_password and other commands won't work with the manual User class?

Yes it will.

But all those set_password and other commands won't work with the manual User class?

https://simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/tutorial/2016/07/22/how-to-extend-django-user-model.html

Macos has better scaling, I've used it when I had a Mac but Linux is very different 😉

I did however find that Pycharm makes my laptop sound like a full throttle Boeing ✈️ at times... using VS Code these days instead.

I did however find that Pycharm makes my laptop sound like a full throttle Boeing ✈️ at times... using VS Code these days instead.

Yes it's a battery hog, but vscode has no real support for Django and linting and prediction is UN comparable if you use pro.

Yes it's a battery hog, but vscode has no real support for Django and linting and prediction is UN comparable if you use pro.

Ah okay. Yes fair point. I don't really use the django linting as much anymore. Python linting is enough for my needs. When I just started out coding however, Pycharm was a life saver. It's a solid IDE nevertheless

In deed, the inclusion of webstorm doesn't hurt either.

Hi everyone! Can someone please show me a simple way to build a CRUD using Django Rest Framework (DRF)?

i think you tube has a bunch of those, and medium as well, when u follow those tutorials and face an error, then u can ask people are very helpful here

search for DRF crud

Thank you!

guys, I was a little tired of studying django, I want to study something else now, do you recommend which of the three books? Practical sql (I know how sql works and I already did a course in udemy for 5 hours, and this book focuses on sql with postgres), grokking algorithms or fluent python? or any other? my knowledge in html is good, in css I have good base but I do not use pure css (only frameworks), js my knowledge is the basics of syntax (so, nothing) and in python and django I believe it is from beginner to intermediate. Also I do not know git and I know some things of linux (that I learned in the 2 years using linux)

I would encourage you to learn a frontend framework, vue is the easiest to start with, there’s also react which is more popular but a bit more challenging to understand it’s core functionality.

have you worked and have experience with web development? I also want to learn front-end, but after learning back-end. All my back-end and HTML knowledge is here: https://github.com/marcoscoder/blog-django. I do not know JS, I did not get to work with SASS, I only know those 6 basic GIT commands, a little LINUX and I know how SQL works (I already got to do some things in the sql terminal but nothing hard)

more detailed post

https://www.reddit.com/r/django/comments/9zpihn/problems_with_learning_djangoweb_dev/

guys, I was a little tired of studying django, I want to study something else now, do you recommend which of the three books? Practical sql (I know how sql works and I already did a course in udemy for 5 hours, and this book focuses on sql with postgres), grokking algorithms or fluent python? or any other? my knowledge in html is good, in css I have good base but I do not use pure css (only frameworks), js my knowledge is the basics of syntax (so, nothing) and in python and django I believe it is from beginner to intermediate. Also I do not know git and I know some things of linux (that I learned in the 2 years using linux)

Fluent python is an awesome book

yes, but I wonder if it would really help me with web / django development, since for now I do practically nothing using "pure" python

the only thing I used that helped me was the Path class for the variable BASE_DIR

Thank you!

ur actually doing everything with python, functions calls imports, integrations, assignments u just don’t realize it because maybe u haven’t used other languages or backend frameworks. U’ll need to read a bit more or find your way to improve your english skills helps a lot in reading manuals, and lastly as a developer you really should believe in urself a bit more don’t use the word I can’t anymore u just need to break things down to simpler pieces and understand how it works understand the flow of things not just how they are done, try to know where every-piece of data is flowing to reach it’s destination, debug ur code, and most importantly understand it, there is really no end to this, just deconstruct and reconstruct until u really understand the guts of it. That’s when u know that no task or feature shall stand in your way as a dedicated developer

yes, but I wonder if it would really help me with web / django development, since for now I do practically nothing using "pure" python

Search this group for "django 2 by example"

And you should look at the mozilla django tutorial, its good... (I'd do that first)

Search this group for "django 2 by example"

This book assumes you know quite a bit, and moves fast. If you have the time you can head right in, but be prepared to find things and explinations on your own. But it's a really good book showing you the ropes asuming you know python (that is if you want to understand what happens and why, which rajjix mentioned = you should)

ok guys, so how can i manipulate multiple settings (base, dev, production) for each environment automaticaly?

how can i set production.py on my production environ?

Make a module settings with base, dev and prod settings Everyone inherit from base

yeah, but and git?

i just commit base?

Nope , you can commit the module settings

but my production environ will use my dev settings, because i was using on my dev machine

and if i change the hardcode on my production machine appoiting to production settings, git will stage my changes

did you create your project using de django cookiecutter template from two-scops?

so how can i do that dinamically?

but my production environ will use my dev settings, because i was using on my dev machine

inject it as env var

change the code with a os.getenv(PARAMETER, PLACEHOLDER)

ok this is new for me now...

do you have a article about this @JimmySan ?

i tried to find but no succeeded

isn’t it easier to make ur own module file or folder and place it inside environment files and import ur production variables from there

isn’t it easier to make ur own module file or folder and place it inside environment files and import ur production variables from there

it's really easy

do you have a article about this @JimmySan ?

nope :\

what`s the common way to do that?

i can share you some snippets

what`s the common way to do that?

an .env files on stage [dev/prod/preprod] - not commited on git

the sourcecode with the options to get parameter from env

that's all :)

what`s the common way to do that?

import os from django.core.wsgi import get_wsgi_application os.environ.setdefault("DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE", "settings.local")

so

if in your environment

you have a DJANGOMODULE_SETTINGS

i`m using gunicorn, is the same thing?

the code "call" that options

if not - placeholder [first choice on source code]

hmmm

so if i have an env variables named django_settings_module with value settings.prod

it load it

if not: load settings.local

that's all :)

it`s a substitution

it's a os.getenv :)