Vitor Freitas

I'm posting a few Django Rest Framework tutorials on YouTube. So far I published three videos covering how to start a DRF project, viewsets and authentication. Here is the playlist in case you are interested: youtube.com/playlist?list=… I will be updating it weekly :D

@WonderWanny Eu uso Carbon Ads no meu blog. Eles tem foco em conteúdo tech. Os Ads são super discretos e na maioria das vezes relevantes. E pra mim rende mais que o Google Ads. Só precisa de um placement por página. carbonads.net

@renancastro @sseraphini <3

@sseraphini @vitorfs (Eskolare)

Melhores Devs CTOs no Brasil?

@paperflower @andressadotpy @quintoandar e durante a locação tudo que precisar fazer no apartamento documentar no chat do quinto andar, pois qualquer comunicação por fora eles desconsideram

@vitorfs @andressadotpy @quintoandar então a recomendação é documentar tudo nos mínimos detalhes??

@paperflower @andressadotpy @quintoandar o ideal é documentar tudo tudo tudo no laudo de vistoria do apartamento, mesmo que sejam coisas muito pequenas e insignificantes é importante anotar tudo... mesmo porque eles tiram fotos péssimas e que não da pra ver nada.

@casadebambo @lucas_antoniop @josenalencar @centralvicjos Se for iPhone, no menu de acessibilidade você pode configurar o "guided access", que você ativa com 3 clicks no botão de liga/desliga. Com isso, você trava a tela do maps enquanto dirige e para sair do app do maps precisa digitar uma senha específica (diferente da de login).

@lucas_antoniop @josenalencar @centralvicjos O mais frequente é tomarem da mão ou estourarem vidro do carro para levar aparelho usado como mapa (sofri esse assalto). Uma outra hipótese seria pedir para o usuário desbloquear e aí levar o aparelho.

Muitas pessoas têm perdido muito dinheiro em roubos de iPhones. Aqui vai uma série de dicas para ajudar a reduzir os possíveis danos: 1. Deixe o seu iCloud inacessível - assim o marginal não conseguirá mudar a sua senha e acessar seu FaceID/TouchID

@alexstubb @STGEUI That's awesome! I used to read your texts in the Finnair magazine back when I was living in Finland. Looking forward to listen to your podcast! Best of luck in your project!

So, here it is, our first #Sisupodcast. A conversation about grit and perseverance. Our first guest is #TonyBlair. Thank you for sharing 🙏. Everyone has a story to tell. @STGEUI open.spotify.com/episode/569Qfb…

@JPedulino @pycharm the refactoring tools are all built-in pycharm. you can do a lot without installing any external extension. the only external resource that I used during the migration was Black. I plan to write a tutorial about pycharm and all the features that I use :D

@vitorfs @pycharm (Never used Pycharm) Are those tools actually extensions for the IDE? Do you plan on writing about them? By the way, learned a lot from you since I started with Django. Thanks a lot!

Yesterday I migrated the first Django project I implemented to Python 3.9 and Django 3.2. It was using Python 2.7 and Django 1.8, running on a Ubuntu 12 server with PostgreSQL 9.1. @pycharm helped a lot during the migration.

Black (@llanga) was also very handy in the migration process of the Python version. It conveniently fixed all the u"" strings.

Another thing that amazed me in the process was the backward compatibility of @djangoproject. The biggest changes I noticed when migrating from 1.8 -> 3.2 was related to urls/path/reverse, the FKs on_delete and the removal of render_to_response function.

@yurilaguardia haha thanks a lot my friend! glad you liked it :D

I just posted a new tutorial on my blog talking about 6 things you should know before using the default Django User model implementation (and ways to fix them!): simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/article/2021/0…

@highcenburg Thanks! Just fixed it :D

@vitorfs Typo on accounts

🎉 The Django News Newsletter Issue 83: Django + htmx Hear why htmx is so exciting, new Django, new Wagtail, more on automated tests, naming migrations, and more. #start" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">django-news.com/issues/83#start

@thomascenni depends on where I'm deploying the project. if it's on heroku I use whitenoise, if it's on aws I prefer to use s3, if it's on digital ocean I use nginx to serve the files

@vitorfs Hi @vitorfs, you don't use whitenoise.evans.io/en/stable/inde… for static files?

I just published a detailed guide on how I like to setup and organize my Django projects for production. For the past 4+ years this has been my go-to setup sibt.co/3dkJNBZ

Python 3.10 beta 3 is out. Please give it a try with your libraries — don’t get caught unawares when the final release goes out this fall! @python.org/message/VNUESN72NYKV5DKM6GJ3WUFUS6DWVUSN/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mail.python.org/archives/list/…

@PyDjangoBoy Thanks mate! I'm glad it is helping you out 🙏

@vitorfs Thanks sir. Sir I am your big fan. Whenever I come across any problem in Django, Django framework I will come from your blog.bcz of it's very helpful and simple.

I'm posting a few Django Rest Framework tutorials on YouTube. So far I published three videos covering how to start a DRF project, viewsets and authentication. Here is the playlist in case you are interested: youtube.com/playlist?list=… I will be updating it weekly :D