Replying to @codewithstein
I want to host multiple django(drf)+vue3 apps on one server. Could you please guide on this?
Replying to @codewithstein
Any project idea would work. It should not consume too much of your time and be comprehensive enough to get the concepts covered. Projects can be complex or simple, however, as long as the concepts are covered, it should do justice for the time you invest in writing code.
Replying to @codewithstein
Anything for Django + Vue... thank you so much 🙏
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Would like to see tutorial on rails (if possible)
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No way...I am no expert....I think you would better off writing your own "framework" ;)
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once you get the "Quality" part done, then maybe you can switch to "Quantity"?
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Quality...the less the better
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Python... because I haven't looked at "Ruby" yet :)
Replying to @hassane_ih
They prefer to use "continue" instead of "break" 😀
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Have seen your DRF tutorials with Vue...this time it will good to explore Ninja with you. What frontend framework you will be going for?
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mostly clients setup businesses who in turn interact with their own clients and hence it would be good to see this kind of setup..
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Good to hear back from you
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I recently moved from Ubuntu 23.10 to Linux Mint 22.1 (Xia) Cinnamon Edition and am loving it and there's no moving back :)
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'X' === 'twitter' ? 'commented' : ''
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Not sure what's the context, but that sounds too rude...anyways cheers and best wishes for a happy and a prosperous new year 2025 in advance

