Django Beginner Tutorial Part I. Blog in 8min.

[MrCaleche]

dude! it did work but... it doesn't show me the content on my html

it doesn't show any error.. it just doesn't show anything! :\

any suggestion?, please help! :D

[programmersbook]

@MrCaleche when you use the wrong html or wrong url pattern with an empty page :)

[MrCaleche]

@programmersbook but but i have everything as you have! :\ i also checked my urls file and i have it correct, i thought i had to wirite templates/index.html but nope,

i have the same html file that you wrote on the tutorial.. xD

i'm printing something on the file with html so i know it is actually loading it and it is!

:\ just the consult doesn't show me results...

... im scared D: xD

[MrCaleche]

@programmersbook Hey! it already worked! :D i had to send the stuff over the response: return render_to_response('index.html­', {'entries':entries})

that way, i can use it into my html, thanks for your tutorial! pretty useful :D

[CamiloSanchez1979]

I think that's so gay when a person is afraid of explaining a tutorial with sound...douchebags.

[programmersbook]

@CamiloSanchez1979 wow, that help a lot :)

[trailingdot]

Word! Where is the f#$!ing sound???? Thank for posting this anyway. :-)

[programmersbook]

@trailingdot Sorry, was too shy :) the new series are with sound :)

[djblakstrobe]

Useless

[blackzerogamer]

Amazing !!!!



[diegonimus]

Can i access to serial port, wifi, or blutooth via django?

[programmersbook]

@diegonimus No, it's not the purpose of django, but you can do it with python.

[diegonimus]

@programmersbook But can i make a socket or websocket? and make communication via ethernet port?

[programmersbook]

@diegonimus Yes, soket with python websocket with html5

[programmersbook]

@diegonimus socket with python and websocket with htmk5

[diegonimus]

@diegonimus so if i understand i must do an python (offline) application(client) only that communicate via TCP/IP and serial, wifi etc... to comunicate serial port and otter resources with a server?

[gfwinds]

This was great. It went fast, so I had to constantly pause it to keep up with replicating the work, but it was fine.

[andreyjkee]

thanx

[ezekielthemack]

Where is the fucking sound????

[MyTrentReznor]

what about starting an app??

[programmersbook]

@MyTrentReznor I have also full tutorials, this is one of them: watch?v=-QzvzWbmQL8

[roseybarbie]

i don't know what are you doing in this video.. its out of my mind... will you please explain what are you doing in it.. i think its not for beginners . cause i didn't get anything there.. will you please help me out to understand it...

[programmersbook]

@roseybarbie Sure, you welcome to watch the new django tutorial series. Everything will be explained!

[lassaad7]

Please, what are the plugins you are using in gedit to auto generate code ??

[programmersbook]

@lassaad7 first install apt-get install gedit-plugins, after go under Tools-> Manage Sniplets and create your own, what's what I did! More django tutorial are coming!

[lassaad7]

@programmersbook Thank you :)

[KilianMorrison]

THANK YOU! 

[programmersbook]

@KilianMorrison You welcome!

[hyouriittai]

Nice! As a python and django newbie, I spent a LOT of time scouring through other people's web tutorials on how to build a simple blog. This tutorial was short and to the point. Good work!

[programmersbook]

@hyouriittai Thank you! Happy to hear. I wish i had this tutorial when I started with django :). More will come soon!

[gnarmis]

good stuff. Having read a good deal of the django book, this was right up my alley. Still, this demonstrates an already working knowledge of exactly how everything fits in. In real development time it would take longer to trial n error your way through, esp on your first app. Though it's still so easy...