cj

does not work

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Kamran

show code instead of ant size screenshot

Okey 😅😅

Kamran

https://github.com/devkamx/Academstar_backend?files=1

Kamran

two weeks as I learn , sorry 😐

Anders (izzno / gooood) 🇳🇴

I think you accidentally messed up your settings file.

Anders (izzno / gooood) 🇳🇴

Use a ide with a linter (like vscode)

Anders (izzno / gooood) 🇳🇴

And paste the full error somewhere

Ghorz

Missing os import

Syed Jafer

Use import os

Kamran

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Software engineer

Guys can you share some books for django beginner

inchidi

Guys can you share some books for django beginner

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Neo

check pinned message

hello

Neo

do you have reference for intermediate or advanced

Neo

I already read most of the references pinned

inchidi

do you have reference for intermediate or advanced

then i guess the rest depends on technology you need, for example: https://t.me/django/9763

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Docteur MikeS, [08.01.19 08:27] Good morning everybody. I need help in django. How to write the link bellow in static quotes please: css/5grid/init.js?use=mobile,desktop,1000px&mobileUI=1&mobileUI.theme=none&mobileUI_titleBarOverlaid=1&mobileUI_titleBarHeight=60&viewport_is1000px=1060&mobileUI_openerWidth=80. I tried the normal procedure but the function is not loaded. Please help me

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Docteur MikeS, [08.01.19 08:28] i ve tride {% static 'css/5grid/init.js?use=mobile,desktop,1000px&mobileUI=1&mobileUI.theme=none&mobileUI_titleBarOverlaid=1&mobileUI_titleBarHeight=60&viewport_is1000px=1060&mobileUI_openerWidth=80' %} but it is not working. Info: i ve load statics already

inchidi

Docteur MikeS, [08.01.19 08:28] i ve tride {% static 'css/5grid/init.js?use=mobile,desktop,1000px&mobileUI=1&mobileUI.theme=none&mobileUI_titleBarOverlaid=1&mobileUI_titleBarHeight=60&viewport_is1000px=1060&mobileUI_openerWidth=80' %} but it is not working. Info: i ve load statics already

do this instead {% static 'css/5grid/init.js' %}?use=mobile,desktop,1000px&mobileUI=1&mobileUI.theme=none&mobileUI_titleBarOverlaid=1&mobileUI_titleBarHeight=60&viewport_is1000px=1060&mobileUI_openerWidth=80

Dmitry

Hello, guys! I have a question about installing apps: Assume I have launched my pipenv install someapp, ran my pipenv shell, and started a django project. Do I have to have my app folder already downloaded manually to run it, or it is “in the background” when I did pipenv install someapp? If that didnt make sense, well, I am trying to run this https://shuup.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto/getting_started.html#requirements

Anonymous

is this about django?

Dmitry

is this about django?

Absolutely! This thing runs on Django. However, my question refers to Django apps overall

Anonymous

don't know the working behind the scenes.

Dmitry

don't know the working behind the scenes.

Lets just say that in order to install an app into django project do you have to have an app folder in the project?

Xyz

Hello, guys! I have a question about installing apps: Assume I have launched my pipenv install someapp, ran my pipenv shell, and started a django project. Do I have to have my app folder already downloaded manually to run it, or it is “in the background” when I did pipenv install someapp? If that didnt make sense, well, I am trying to run this https://shuup.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto/getting_started.html#requirements

Doing pipenv install app, installs the app manually in a virtual environment folder which it creates

Xyz

It's the same reason you don't need to have django folder in your project directory before running django-admin start-project **

Dmitry

It's the same reason you don't need to have django folder in your project directory before running django-admin start-project **

Looks like I have my answer, thanks! 🙂

Anonymous

@ddbelyaev by install app do you mean the app which is installed inside django projects?

Neo

then i guess the rest depends on technology you need, for example: https://t.me/django/9763

ok thanks

Neo

then i guess the rest depends on technology you need, for example: https://t.me/django/9763

can i habe some sample projects available on git to deeply understand djando

Neo

can i habe some sample projects available on git to deeply understand djando

have*

Anonymous

can i habe some sample projects available on git to deeply understand djando

try to make some blog with django

inchidi

can i habe some sample projects available on git to deeply understand djando

https://bitbucket.org/schinckel/django-boardinghouse/

Anonymous

https://bitbucket.org/schinckel/django-boardinghouse/

thanks for this :)

Anonymous

https://bitbucket.org/schinckel/django-boardinghouse/

do you recommend any personal favourite blogs for intermediate django?

inchidi

do you recommend any personal favourite blogs for intermediate django?

hmm i dont have one since i can find everything i need to know about django from the docs

inchidi

but if you are looking for something you might dont know yet, try read articles for fullstack web instead specific django

inchidi

reading about "how things work" always better than "how to use it"

Ronald

do you recommend any personal favourite blogs for intermediate django?

wingardium leviosa

Anonymous

but if you are looking for something you might dont know yet, try read articles for fullstack web instead specific django

Thanks

Anonymous

wingardium leviosa

😂😂

Kaio

Hi guys! A little help here... I'm trying to create a chart showing my user growth curve So I got this query: User.objects.annotate(day=TruncDay('date_joined')).values('day').annotate(users=Count('pk')).values('day', 'users') The problem is that I'm getting the number of new users by day.. I'd like to get the total of users day after day... 😄

Kaio

I appreciate any help

Anonymous

can you add little more explanation like the working of your app..??

Kaio

counting the total number of users by day

Anonymous

cumulative sum per day or just the number of users joined per day???

Kaio

cumulative sum per day

Anonymous

so Now may i know what difficulty you are facing ??

Kaio

I don't know how to get the cumulative number.. only the number of users joined per day.. 😕

Anonymous

jus take the number of users , total number of users will be the cumulative number ..

Luis

Not sure, but using aggregate or annotate function may help

Dmitry

@ddbelyaev by install app do you mean the app which is installed inside django projects?

Yeah, thats what I meant 🙂

Luis

I don't know how to get the cumulative number.. only the number of users joined per day.. 😕

It returns a dict counting joined user by date. You can use it to get cumulative by hand from django.contrib.auth.models import User from django.db.models.functions import Trunc User.objects.values(joined=Trunc('date_joined', 'day')).annotate(count=Count('joined'))

Luis

Luis

Hope it helps!

Kaio

Thanks @LuchoUY

Luis

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