I mentioned an error called: typeerror: __init__() missing 1 required positional argument: ‘on_delete’ in my post about the significance of the Django on_delete argument and its 7 options. But that was just mentioned, I did not really explain why the…
You may have used the Django on_delete argument in almost every Django project you’ve built. Most of us certainly have, but most of us probably have no idea what this ‘django on_delete’ argument does. This is because whenever we use…
This post will explain the Django blank vs null concept. The difference between blank=True and null=True is a confusing concept in Django models and this post will demystify it. What does null mean? Null in Database management basically means a…
Django, the Python web development framework that we all love, comes with many built-in features that are beneficial to the developer. At some point during the development of a Django project, you create a superuser whose signup details (username, email,…
This step-by-step guide will show you how to install FastAPI and set up a FastAPI project on your computer. We will start with a few requirements needed before one can install FastAPI and create a web project with it, then…
If you’re looking for Django YouTube channels, you might be overwhelmed by the choices. There are so many of them, but not all are worth your time and attention. How do you pick the best ones? Well, I did the…
The command django-admin startproject project_name creates a Django project called project_name in the folder you ran the command in. The project folder structure looks like the below: Django uses the name of your project (the one you entered in the…
Git is a version control system that lets you go back to any version of your code, even if you delete something important by accident. It also lets you keep track of all your work through commits and work with…
ImageField is the default image uploading field in Django. By default, when you upload an image from Django’s admin panel, it will display the name/URL of the image rather than the picture itself, this post will show you how to…
To run the Django development server, type the command python manage.py runserver within your project’s terminal and press enter. Upon successful launch, Django will host the server on localhost port 8000 (127.0.0.1:8000). You can then access this address via your…