Donpre:

Haven't published my code to GitHub since my PC crashed.

I didn't even think to try.

I'll try it later tonight, and see if it works

Thanks, I would be expecting your reply on how it went.

saheedniyi22:

Thanks, I would be expecting your reply on how it went.

So I got it to work, however with termux not with pydroid3 terminal.

The steps are:

Install termux

run the following commands
$ apt update
$ apt upgrade
$ pkg install git
$ git clone <repository address >

$ termux-setup-storage

$ cd /storage/emulated/0 to navigate to local directory. From there, navigate to your folder and execute git commands like you would on PC.

I followed the directions on this website to upload my existing project to git since I couldn't remember my git commands
https://www.softwarelab.it/2018/10/12/adding-an-existing-project-to-github-using-the-command-line/

Everything works!

Alternatively,
I realized Spck editor has a great GitHub integration, like vs code level integration. Everything works with the click of a button. You can clone an existing repo, push, commit, add remote... just by adding your GitHub login details.

Whichever you choose, they should both work fine.

Donpre:


So I got it to work, however with termux not with pydroid3 terminal.

The steps are:

Install termux

run the following commands
$ apt update
$ apt upgrade
$ pkg install git
$ git clone <repository address >

$ termux-setup-storage

$ cd /storage/emulated/0 to navigate to local directory. From there, navigate to your folder and execute git commands like you would on PC.

I followed the directions on this website to upload my existing project to git since I couldn't remember my git commands
https://www.softwarelab.it/2018/10/12/adding-an-existing-project-to-github-using-the-command-line/

Everything works!

Alternatively,
I realized Spck editor has a great GitHub integration, like vs code level integration. Everything works with the click of a button. You can clone an existing repo, push, commit, add remote... just by adding your GitHub login details.

Whichever you choose, they should both work fine.

Thanks a million.

I would try that too.

Nice thread. At least this one isn't saying y'all should go join a WhatsApp or Telegram group BS

Good day guys. Pls I need suggestions on good videos or book on django to download.

Please, help.

BoleAndFish:
Good day guys. Pls I need suggestions on good videos or book on django to download.

Please, help.

PDFs:
Django for beginners
Django 3 by example

BoleAndFish:
Good day guys. Pls I need suggestions on good videos or book on django to download.

Please, help.

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1-CPin8UK2upuMGEzQsivx5irYs3HIuim

Check out this Google drive link it contains two books on django, I think the ones the poster above me mentioned.

The link is not mine though,saw it on a thread here

Taofeekdboy:

Bro, we are in the same boat, I love writing my views in functions because I will be able to express myself without initiating anything.

All my Django projects was written in function based views, unless I am using DRF, then I write in class based views.
Function based views has been my savior.

you said my mind

saheedniyi22:


https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1-CPin8UK2upuMGEzQsivx5irYs3HIuim

Check out this Google drive link it contains two books on django, I think the ones the poster above me mentioned.

The link is not mine though,saw it on a thread here

Donpre:

PDFs:
Django for beginners
Django 3 by example

Thanks guys. I appreciate.

Donpre:


So I got it to work, however with termux not with pydroid3 terminal.

The steps are:

Install termux

run the following commands
$ apt update
$ apt upgrade
$ pkg install git
$ git clone <repository address >

$ termux-setup-storage

$ cd /storage/emulated/0 to navigate to local directory. From there, navigate to your folder and execute git commands like you would on PC.

I followed the directions on this website to upload my existing project to git since I couldn't remember my git commands
https://www.softwarelab.it/2018/10/12/adding-an-existing-project-to-github-using-the-command-line/

Everything works!

Alternatively,
I realized Spck editor has a great GitHub integration, like vs code level integration. Everything works with the click of a button. You can clone an existing repo, push, commit, add remote... just by adding your GitHub login details.

Whichever you choose, they should both work fine.

Thanks for this.


Do you know how I can save my environmental variable like email, password and secret key��?

saheedniyi22:



Thanks for this.


Do you know how I can save my environmental variable like email, password and secret key��?

I'm still learning so I've never had to do that.

Try it and see or Google search, a lot of people use termux

Donpre:


I'm still learning so I've never had to do that.

Try it and see or Google search, a lot of people use termux

Thanks.

saheedniyi22:


Thanks.

If you do get it to work, kinda share so myself and others can reference it in the future

Donpre:

If you do get it to work, kinda share so myself and others can reference it in the future

Sure

After a long time working, I looked at how Django and React can work together in creating real time application, Django channels would have been a better option but as I am too busy at work and its tediousness is second to none, I opted for pusher and it is easy to setup and work with.
Tech used are Django, React, HTML, CSS and fontawesome
You can checkout the github page if you wanna clone: https://github.com/taosand1991/Django_Chat
or checkout the link: https://legacychat.herokuapp.com/

Taofeekdboy:
After a long time working, I looked at how Django and React can work together in creating real time application, Django channels would have been a better option but as I am too busy at work and its tediousness is second to none, I opted for pusher and it is easy to setup and work with.
Tech used are Django, React, HTML, CSS and fontawesome
You can checkout the github page if you wanna clone: https://github.com/taosand1991/Django_Chat
or checkout the link: https://legacychat.herokuapp.com/

You have really gone far.Mine level is to create simple CRUD apps like blogs etc.Integrating react and django is like shockwave man! Security and speed impact.

pixey:
You have really gone far.Mine level is to create simple CRUD apps like blogs etc.Integrating react and django is like shockwave man! Security and speed impact.

yes bro, practice makes perfection, yes I really like the combination of React and Django... Most importantly, it's security. You will get there bro, just keep on practicing!!!!

Taofeekdboy:
After a long time working, I looked at how Django and React can work together in creating real time application, Django channels would have been a better option but as I am too busy at work and its tediousness is second to none, I opted for pusher and it is easy to setup and work with.
Tech used are Django, React, HTML, CSS and fontawesome
You can checkout the github page if you wanna clone: https://github.com/taosand1991/Django_Chat
or checkout the link: https://legacychat.herokuapp.com/

Nice!

Thought you moved on to express and node

pixey:
You have really gone far.Mine level is to create simple CRUD apps like blogs etc.Integrating react and django is like shockwave man! Security and speed impact.

Integrating Django and React isn't that hard. Django Rest Framework is beautiful and very easy to use.

I'm currently building a Django - Flutter app and it works beautifully

Except for the security part which I still don't know what to secure against

Donpre:

Nice!

Thought you moved on to express and node

No, I just added MERN stack to my skills... One way no enter road, it is good to try new things.. If you are solid with Javascript, then express is easy to pick up and moreso, if you are good with data structures and algorithms, then you are on the track of making beautiful apps.

Donpre:

Integrating Django and React isn't that hard. Django Rest Framework is beautiful and very easy to use.

I'm currently building a Django - Flutter app and it works beautifully

Except for the security part which I still don't know what to secure against

Definitely Django rest framework is my next target.If its that simple I believe you.

Taofeekdboy:

No, I just added MERN stack to my skills... One way no enter road, it is good to try new things.. If you are solid with Javascript, then express is easy to pick up and moreso, if you are good with data structures and algorithms, then you are on the track of making beautiful apps.

Tried express and it felt so different from how things work in django. Still not getting why express is more popular than django, aside its asynchronous nature, express na just stress plus javascript too is one weird language.

What do you mean by "one way no enter road", i thought express had more jobs opportunities

pixey:
Definitely Django rest framework is my next target.If its that simple I believe you.

You might want to brush up on your CBVs though. FBVs are not so popular with DRF

Donpre:

Tried express and it felt so different from how things work in django. Still not getting why express is more popular than django, aside its asynchronous nature, express na just stress plus javascript too is one weird language.

What do you mean by "one way no enter road", i thought express had more jobs opportunities

Django is now asynchronous in the new release 3.1.4. I fell in love with express the first time i used it, it is easy to setup and use. What I meant by that is you need to know more than one stack to get more job opportunities.

Taofeekdboy:
Django is now asynchronous in the new release 3.1.4. I fell in love with express the first time i used it, it is easy to setup and use. What I meant by that is you need to know more than one stack to get more job opportunities.

Yeah i frequent the docs, read up on the new async decorators and views but didn't find an application for it till i used express.

Wow! maybe i'm learning express the wrong way. What resource did you use?

Also which has brought in more $$$, between express, django and react? I need to streamline my roadmap

Donpre:

Yeah i frequent the docs, read up on the new async decorators and views but didn't find an application for it till i used express.

Wow! maybe i'm learning express the wrong way. What resource did you use?

Also which has brought in more $$$, between express, django and react? I need to streamline my roadmap

Express and flask has something in common, their easy setup.
I used the docs and StackOverflow. I will try the new asynchronous feature with Django, try express, it is really interesting and you do things by yourself unlike Django where things have been written for you, only little customization.

Taofeekdboy:

Express and flask has something in common, their easy setup.
I used the docs and StackOverflow. I will try the new asynchronous feature with Django, try express, it is really interesting and you do things by yourself unlike Django where things have been written for you, only little customization.

you can use Django channels for Django async. flask is similar to express but instead of callbacks it uses wrappers

how was your nodejs and expressjs experience

codeigniter:


you can use Django channels for Django async. flask is similar to express but instead of callbacks it uses wrappers

how was your nodejs and expressjs experience

It was a nice experience, you have the full control over your application, you can customize it the way you want. I suggest you look deep into expressjs.

Donpre:

You might want to brush up on your CBVs though. FBVs are not so popular with DRF

Class based views is my favorite actually.Function based views is very messy especially when doing create and update views.It would be easier then.My only issue is user authentications.

pixey:

Class based views is my favorite actually.Function based views is very messy especially when doing create and update views.It would be easier then.My only issue is user authentications.

You're one of the few. I started with FBVs so it feels more natural.
I'm warming up to class based views though as FBVs in DRF na stress

What problems do you have with user authentication?

Donpre:

You're one of the few. I started with FBVs so it feels more natural.
I'm warming up to class based views though as FBVs in DRF na stress

What problems do you have with user authentication?

I only used CBV in drf when writing serializers and simple blogs views or sort. Recently e-commerce I developed for a client, the views was written in FBVs as I am more comfortable with FBVs, tho CBV gives you the leverage to write less code but I am more comfortable writing FBV unless I am writing a module.

https://quizoo-app.herokuapp.com/

django app. a quiz maker app. not the best of functionalities or designs but built to demonstrate CRUD.
tech: django, jquery , bootstrap (my ogas at the top are bending the DOM with reactjs me i dey here dey use jquery. )

up next e-commerce..