Django REST Framework Essentials

I studied for 12 hours straight. (Payment at 13:00-14:00, completion at 2:00 AM the next day) I also had experience creating a project with CBV before, but it was a valuable lecture that allowed me to solidify the knowledge and concepts of DRF that I had scattered and didn't know while studying alone! - Tips for those who are thinking of taking this lecture - 1. "This is for readers who have used Django basics and class-type views." This is not a lie. It is difficult for those who are completely new to Django to keep up (at a fast pace). The concepts are explained very well. So you can get a lot of concepts even in short chapters. (This is a lecture with only the essence) 2. From the beginning of the first lecture, you will use the source code that you have already used, so those who are taking the lecture should get the source code from the lecture provided or refer to the last lecture. 3. You can get a lot of basic concepts such as how to use the official documentation, custom output using overriding, etc.

I liked the refactoring part. I had only done FBV, but after doing it with CBV, I was able to use what was already implemented and customize the output part by overriding it, so I learned that this is why Django is so productive.

I hesitated to buy it because there were few reviews, but I was so happy that the concepts I had built up by searching the internet for a month came out in the first 10 minutes. If I had listened to it earlier, I could have saved a lot of time ㅠㅠㅠ I regret it. As one of the reviewers said, you need to listen to it when you have some understanding of the concepts to be able to hear it more clearly. You can hear the key points explained step by step.

I think that you need to be able to analyze, inherit, and utilize the source code of Django or DRF to the extent that it is a skill that can be used in the field. Even for small personal projects, you need to inherit all kinds of things. (Not just simple blogs.) I didn't understand DRF at first, so I came this far, but I'm learning the basics well.

I liked that you only focused on the core. I also liked that you showed the parts that could be overridden!

This is a really good class to start studying DRF. I think those who are somewhat familiar with CBV in Pure Django can take this class without much burden! However, if you don't have prior knowledge of Python classes or CBV, it might be difficult.

It was good because it was only informative! It is definitely helpful to look through the official documentation. But do you use ViewSet more often? I am so used to this method that ViewSet is inconvenient since you told me about the existing generic view method instead of ViewSet.

It was great to be able to understand the core of DRF in a short period of time and the inheritance relationship between each View!!