Django Unicorn Tutorial - Post Comments Without Refreshing The Page [NO JAVASCRIPT]

Hey my great friends, today we will try to create a dynamic comment system so users can comment on posts or wherever you’ll implement this comment system without reloading the page, and we won’t use any JavaScript code. It will be a 100% Django tutorial. This time we will use Django unicorn which is a great reactive component framework that makes AJAX requests in the background.
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00:00:05 - What we will create
00:00:50 - Project structure
00:02:25 - Create the author model
00:05:45 - Create the comment model
00:06:35 - Install Django Unicorn
00:09:50 - Create a unicorn component
00:12:35 - Handle comment with Django unicorn
00:13:50 - Display comments with unicorn
00:16:00 - Suggestion

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[wassup]

You're the best! I got to learn so much from your channel friend.

[gabrielmichelet]

Great introduction to django-unicorn, thank you very much ! It's what I was looking for !

[atibyte]

Django Unicorn looks promising, i will try it out. Thanks for the video!

[alialrubay]

yes please continue to create a ( thumbs-up / thumbs-down comment ) and ( change URL without refreshing the page ) i will so thankful to you

[amirraouf]

AMAZING!! I need to understand how it works under the hood, it's looks like too alpine.js but it's ajaxed to the moon