Python Django Tutorial: Full-Featured Web App Part 10 - Create, Update, and Delete Posts

In this Python Django Tutorial, we will be learning how to use class-based views in order to create, update, and delete posts. These class-based views are very convenient once we get used to using them properly. Let's get started...

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0:25 - explain class-based view
2:28 - list view
5:54 - template for class-based view
7:59 - ordering attribute
10:39 - detail view
11:38 - route contain variable
19:28 - create, update, delete view
24:19 - override form valid method
26:34 - create get_absolute_url method in model
31:25 - login mixin
32:28 - update view
35:34 - user passes test mixin, test_func
39:04 - delete view
45:19 - success url

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Great Tutorial!
Just a reminder, in the users app, class Profile, the method def save(), I added two arguments in the method. i.e. def save(self, *args, **kwargs) to eliminate the error (unexpected force_insert arg in the save()).

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This class based view CRUD operation with user authentication are what I needed.