Django Tutorial for Beginners - 29 - Generic Views

[linyijiang]

This is the most useful and detailed tutorial I have seen so far! Good job!

[superuseriii]

Great tutorials man. Keep up the good work but here's a side note. For the IndexView the code is simple enough to just use the default implementation. So instead of overriding get_queryset all you have to do is override the model attribute to use the model you want.

INSTEAD OF:

class IndexView(generic.ListView):
template_name = 'template.html'

def get_queryset(self):
return Album.objects.all()

YOU CAN JUST DO:

class IndexView(generic.ListView):
model = Album
template_name = 'template.html'

And that's it!!!

ALSO(from the Django docs):
" If context_object_name is
not set, the context name will be constructed from the model_name
of the model that the queryset is composed from. For example, the model
Article would have context object named 'article'."

[corrichyou]

Well done imitation of designer :)
8:40 - 8:50

[angad]

Is it weird that I still think Django is confusing by the time 29 tuts have passed?

[khushalimal]

Never everrrr have I seen a clearer explanation of Generic views than this oneeee✨

[TrustEngineers]

Love Django, love Buckey, you're the man, best Django tutorial on the net!

[InsaneBastardGuy]

I like your impression of a web designer.

[ethansun]

I reflectively hit Ctrl-z on keyboard after you delete all the original views...

[MichaelAbebreseAgyeman]

model = Album is the same thing as query_set = Album.objects.all and it's the shortcut way of def get_queryset()

[MatthewDickensmjd]

Those Darn Web Designers! Lol I laughed so much at that.

[Loeil]

Simply the best programming channel on YT

[parasmalhotra]

I felt the generic views as simple rather than the earlier complex Thanks bucky your Tutorials are amazing

[tonyiguru]

Anyone getting this error:
'as_view() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given'
was caused from omitting the parentheses in the urls.py details as_view....
It should look like this, if you use re_path.
re_path(r'^(?P<pk>[0-9]+)/$', views.DetailView.as_view(), name='detail'),

[wesleysartori]

Thank you, I was missing out on some points and your video took away my doubt.

[AlbertStepanyan]

thanks for tutorials ..
quik if out detail view depends on many models not just one???

[chrisk]

if you want to import reverse, import it from django.urls
from django.urls import reverse

[AbhishekNigam]

Git's really helpful, when bucky's doing some big changes, you can save a snapshot of that code by commiting.

[runthomas]

very good presentation, you cleared up a troublesome subject for me...thanks

[couturexolivia]

Amazing video thank you I've been looking forever for this!!

[iamzumie]

Finally I understand generic views! :)