Django DRF Project: eCommerce RESTful API (Udemy.com)

Normalization of the database is not taken into account. This is not a typical e-commerce DB design. However, you can learn some techniques that are suitable for intermediate level. You can experience development based on the documents required for development design. I was hoping for a project that could be used at a practical level, but that wasn't the case. I don't think it's bad for an intermediate level lecture.

I enjoyed taking this course. I did run into some errors working on my own files and then downloaded the resource files for the current tutorial and then had issues with some files not being there. So I am currently back tracking steps. But everything has been very straight forward up to this point.

Great teacher. I've been coding for 8+ years and have been through countless, classes, books, tutorials, etc. Zander offers at least two really important things: 1) he CAREFULLY explains some of the configuration details required for Django apps that a beginner must learn. 2) If you look at his courses, he covers topics that few if any cover. Testing is one but also middleware, asynchronous tasks (Celery), database design and more. Overall, I'm very happy with this course so far and am considering buying more.

the knowledge that the lecturer tries to convey is very useful. However, the lecturer must do a serious refactoring on the contents. Too many meaningless change back and forth which makes everything so confused!!!!, overlapping the video clips and even swearing in the middle of the lecture.

Most comprehensive and informative Django content on the web! I'd say this content is best for learners/developers who want to take these lessons and implement them into paid work. This will help you understand how to use the tools (Django) to build apps that users/people actually use.

good course, not sure why everyone is complaining here. This is how development works, you need to search around and try to fix something on your own to learn something. Would like the author to create a more advanced course on django apis in the future

-making unecessary deletion of migration files and sqlite database which is not advisable when working your project. - making unecessary changes in code in mid-coding, adding new function then he don't know why did he create a function then leave it for a while then it will tell you he change the code or remove the code while on not recording - cannot decide what kind of classes or syntax to be used, sometimes self muttering what or should be use for the function in mid coding -not using urls.py, why not use API class based view -changing code off-screen because "with some particular reason" -this tutorial video is mostly like to understand who has a deep background in DRF but if you are new to DRF never bought and watch this - adding new column in models while in the middle of the test and then delete again the migration file and db -chose the slug field instead of unique ID which is very unecessary and not usable in real world development -in product image test mode, he rename all the product line from 'productline' to 'product_line', delete migration file, debug from models, factories. instead why not stick to the 'productline' in the test, you waste the 5mins time just to stick to your 'consistency' naming

Zander's teching is awesome, I have loved this particular course so much, this has taught me most of the core concepts involving django and drf in a very simple and interactive manner. I appreciate this so much and would recommend this 10/10.

Zander (from Very Academy) is the best teacher. I do really enjoy the way he teaches the basics of development and especially python and django. I was always struggling with backend until I found his tutorials. You are amazing and I reaaly understand the hard topics very well with your explanation. Thank you for this solid/complete course

You know I have been working on django for at least for five years, and I always had problems with deploying I ran into all sorts of issues and could not solve them, and I was delighted to see that you were setting up The deployment in the settings app, you have also covered getting the requirements to work when I am Downloading in the code. I am only halfway through the course and I haven't finished it, The way you are instructed us on how to use django is excellent, thank you very much. So just one more thing, I don't know if you've done this deliberately, you go Straight in to the admin and you haven't made migration, students would get confused if the did not know django If they did not understand django.