Wow, excellent work! These are great. You have a real engaging and pleasant sounding vocal delivery. Keep them up.
huxley
· 1 year ago
The pagination one was great, gonna go back and check out the first one just because the second one was so good.
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
Wow, thanks for the kind words Empty and huxley!
Andreas
· 1 year ago
Awesome. Really great sound and overall quality as empty already stated.
John M
· 1 year ago
Outstanding!!
This reminds me of how I used to setup my laptop to do Foxpro development (long before webcasts).
This gives me a great starting point, and confirms some of the ideas I've already implemented for django development.
Keep up the excellent work Eric!
John
nuggien
· 1 year ago
Great work. I hope you add more screencasts on other django topics.
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
That's the plan :) Thanks!
Julian
· 1 year ago
The second screencast is great! I'll try django-pagination tomorrow and I hope it is as easy as in your screencast.
Maybe this is the wrong place for asking this, but is it possible to change the URLs from /foo/?page=42 to /foo/page/42/?
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
Thanks! Right now it's not possible to change away from the GET parameters, but I'd love to support an arbitrary URL scheme. Please open a ticket and let's see if we can figure it out.
Very nicely done, Eric. Looking forward to more in the future!
One question I do have is the use of your toolbox module and keeping it in sync with your production server. It seems you must replicate the toolbox module there as well? For this reason, I tend to put things like that in the actual project folder.
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· 1 year ago
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kevin
· 1 year ago
eric, you did a great job. i know these things aren't easy and take a lot of time. you did great. keep up the excellent work!
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
I actually have a private repository that I use to sync my toolbox. But really it works well both ways. I tend to keep it globally accessible because it forces me to abstract my patterns for reuse rather than do one-off fixes for each project.
James Tauber
· 1 year ago
Anything in your toolbox we should include with Pinax?
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
Not really. Most of it is fairly specific to my projects. Otherwise, it's stuff from djangosnippets that we have replacements for or use already in Pinax.
Tony
· 1 year ago
Eric, That was a great screencast - clean, easy to hear, and it's certainly shown the django-pagination application in a very good light!
You're in my RSS feeds now and I'll be looking forward to the next one!
Cheers, Tone
Niklas
· 1 year ago
Very nicely done. You have an engaging and relaxing voice and your topic was well-defined. I thought it was professional indeed.
Greig
· 1 year ago
The pagination screencast is excellent, good length and good pace. I'll be giving pagination a look today because you made it look so easy ! Keep up the great work.
Beshr
· 1 year ago
Great Screencasts! Keep up the good work :)
huxley
· 1 year ago
You deserve the praise, those are darned fine screencasts.
BTW, for those who don't know, Empty is Michael Trier of "This Week in Django" podcast fame (and responsible for some great Django screencasts), so praise from him is a sure sign you're doing great stuff.
Israel
· 1 year ago
I must add that the pagination screencast was timely as i was looking at doing exactly this.
thanks
P.S: any chance at requesting screenshots? i would like to see on on django-comments-utils
Very simple to use.. perfect .. just a number and vouala!
thx !
Al
· 1 year ago
Eric,
You said at the end of the video that pagination isn't fetching everything as it's lazy-loading. If you're not fetching the entire list, are you querying a second time to get the total count of rows, so you know how many pages are required in the paging?
Al.
David, biologeek
· 1 year ago
I second that your voice is really good. The problem with a toolbox is the portability of your apps because it depends on your environment, if you want to release an app with an XFNField, you need to remember to copy it before.
I didn't know the pylink script, thanks! I often use manage.py to add the cwd to sys.path, it works fine too, at least for tests.
A small tip for the first screencast, you can use "cd" and it will go to your home folder even if you do not mention the "~".
Keep up :)
bosveld
· 1 year ago
Very handy. Great presentation.
dude
· 1 year ago
Good one!
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the compliment!
About the toolbox: You're absolutely right. Like anything else, it's definitely a tradeoff.
Also, it's good to know about plain "cd". I didn't know that was possible!
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
Yes, it's not just one round-trip to the database. Behind the scenes, it uses Django's "Paginator" object, so if you want to delve into the exact performance tradeoffs, check that out.
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
Thanks, that's an awesome tip! I'll probably use it for the next one.
Arthur
· 1 year ago
Great screencasts! Did you decide on what specific topic the next one is going to be?
vds
· 1 year ago
Thanks for your work, I wonder why not use a zc.buildout to create a development environment?
Recep KIRMIZI
· 1 year ago
That was so cool. Now i have new vision about how to setup the development enviroment. Before this video i was always doing the svn up && sudo python setup.py install but that pylink stuff is really cool. Thx. so much. now i m a subcriber of you :)
Recep KIRMIZI
· 1 year ago
and maybe for newbies at linux you can explain howto add the ~/bin directory to the users path. liike adding the export PATH=$PATH:~/bin row to the ~/.bashrc file. thx. again. And on linux. it doesn't allow you to make a symlink to the python path. using the command with sudo works fine.
Thx. again Regards...
nasim
· 1 year ago
Great screencast! Waiting for more!
Is it possible to make a podcast stream in iTunes?
Eric Florenzano
· 1 year ago
Good point, I really forgot that ~/bin was nonstandard! I should have pointed that out :(
I am new to the Mac/Mac's terminal and was wondering how you got your pylink script to save in the GNU nano section then go back to the regular terminal?
Gil
· 1 year ago
Awesome screencasts !
Another nice addon to your development environment would be using bash CDPATH.
Create a nice shortcut to each of your apps by:
# export CDPATH='~ericflo/development/pyhton'
Trey Piepmeier
· 1 year ago
These are great. Any plans on making one for setting up a development environment?
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Very cool!
Just wondering: I noticed you put your templates and apps under the 'twitterclone' project. Is that how you normally do things? How do you decide when an app belongs within a project or in the development directory? Where do you place your projects? Within the development directory or separately?
Thanks, looking forward to seeing and hearing more :) -Björn
James Deane
· 1 year ago
Just watched the first screencast and was by FAR the best Django screencast I've seen so far. Explained everything clearly, didn't move on or clear the screen too quickly.
As someone who's never programmed before and learning from the ground up this was an invaluable first step. Look forward to seeing more from you in the future :)
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One question though...
I'm from Denmark and we use three special characters:
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When I change the "Next" and "Previous" I get some kind of unicode error:
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Thanks once more.
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All Comments
This reminds me of how I used to setup my laptop to do Foxpro development (long before webcasts).
This gives me a great starting point, and confirms some of the ideas I've already implemented for django development.
Keep up the excellent work Eric!
John
Maybe this is the wrong place for asking this, but is it possible to change the URLs from /foo/?page=42 to /foo/page/42/?
BTW, the ticket tracker is here: http://code.google.com/p/django-pagination/issu...
One question I do have is the use of your toolbox module and keeping it in sync with your production server. It seems you must replicate the toolbox module there as well? For this reason, I tend to put things like that in the actual project folder.
That was a great screencast - clean, easy to hear, and it's certainly shown the django-pagination application in a very good light!
You're in my RSS feeds now and I'll be looking forward to the next one!
Cheers,
Tone
Keep up the good work :)
BTW, for those who don't know, Empty is Michael Trier of "This Week in Django" podcast fame (and responsible for some great Django screencasts), so praise from him is a sure sign you're doing great stuff.
thanks
P.S: any chance at requesting screenshots? i would like to see on on django-comments-utils
By the way excellent job!
Very simple to use.. perfect .. just a number and vouala!
thx !
You said at the end of the video that pagination isn't fetching everything as it's lazy-loading. If you're not fetching the entire list, are you querying a second time to get the total count of rows, so you know how many pages are required in the paging?
Al.
I didn't know the pylink script, thanks! I often use manage.py to add the cwd to sys.path, it works fine too, at least for tests.
A small tip for the first screencast, you can use "cd" and it will go to your home folder even if you do not mention the "~".
Keep up :)
About the toolbox: You're absolutely right. Like anything else, it's definitely a tradeoff.
Also, it's good to know about plain "cd". I didn't know that was possible!
Now i have new vision about how to setup the development enviroment. Before this video i was always doing the svn up && sudo python setup.py install but that pylink stuff is really cool. Thx. so much. now i m a subcriber of you :)
the export PATH=$PATH:~/bin
row to the
~/.bashrc
file. thx. again. And on linux. it doesn't allow you to make a symlink to the python path. using the command with sudo works fine.
Thx. again
Regards...
Is it possible to make a podcast stream in iTunes?
iTunes: itpc://djangoscreencasts.blip.tv/rss/itunes/
RSS: http://djangoscreencasts.blip.tv/rss
Miro: http://subscribe.getmiro.com/?url1=http://djang...
Another nice addon to your development environment would be using bash CDPATH.
Create a nice shortcut to each of your apps by:
# export CDPATH='~ericflo/development/pyhton'
Just wondering: I noticed you put your templates and apps under the 'twitterclone' project. Is that how you normally do things? How do you decide when an app belongs within a project or in the development directory? Where do you place your projects? Within the development directory or separately?
Thanks, looking forward to seeing and hearing more :)
-Björn
As someone who's never programmed before and learning from the ground up this was an invaluable first step. Look forward to seeing more from you in the future :)
I took both screencasts and learned alot from both of them and now I've a nice pagnation :-)
I'm from Denmark and we use three special characters:
Æ Ø Å
When I change the "Next" and "Previous" I get some kind of unicode error:
"Caught an exception while rendering: 'utf8' codec can't decode bytes in position 830-832: invalid data"
Do you know how I can render the pagination.html in correct unicode?
Thanks.
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This was excellent.
I hope this weeks in django sees it's new reincarnation on django-dose very soon.
You're django from the ground-up screencasts are super!
Thanks for doing such great job for those of us who want to learn django.
I tried pagination and sorting using other recipes (http://blog.awarelabs.com/2009/digg-style-pagin...) and they were all horribly disorganized and poorly documented. So impossible to use for someone not very experienced like myself.
Thanks once more.
I would like to let the user choose how many results he wants displayed by page.
For example, this can be done in php like:
http://dcp.rutgers.edu/index.php/search/selects...
Where you get a table displayed and at the end you have a box where you can let the user choose whether they want 10, 25, 50, or 100 rows displayed.
Would there be a "direct" way to pass this through the template using django-pagination? Or does one have to use forms for this task?
Thanks for your help