Python Django Tutorial for Beginners
Welcome to the Tutorial Series on Django Framework Tutorial here at my blog. This blog series is targeted to the beginners who either have some basic knowledge about earlier versions
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Welcome to the Tutorial Series on Django Framework Tutorial here at my blog. This blog series is targeted to the beginners who either have some basic knowledge about earlier versions
Welcome to the Blog Tutorial series of Python Django Tutorial for Beginners. Previously we have covered all basic ideas of creating a new Django project, installing necessary modules which we
Render Your First Django View Now we have created our Django Aapplication, it is time to create a view. Views are the parts of the code that will be rendered
Thank You all the participants, participants from NIST College Banepa, juniors, Guest from WLIT and my Mentor Saroj Dhakal for your valuable time and support. This SFD was more productive than any
Welcome to the Blog series “Python Django Tutorial for Beginners”. Till this blog we have already created our base project in Django framework, installed required modules, and added a requirement file. Project is up and running in localhost environment
In the earlier post we installed our first django framework project and installed bunch of modules one after another. The modules can be changed, obsolete or the support can be
This is second blog tutorial as a part of our tutorial Python Django Tutorial for Beginners. On my first post I did a setup of python Virtual Environment using Virtualenv.
Introduction Orange is a Free and Open Source Software released under the GNU General Public License. Orange is a modular machine learning and data mining application developed at the Bioinformatics
The Raspberry Pi foundation has released a new model of Raspberry Pi, A single board small computer i.e. Raspberry Pi 4 Model B.
After the notebook is installed it is now time to run the Jupyter Notebook. To run the notebook simply type: jupyter-notebook
You might encounter an access issue while running this command. You might try running jupyter-notebook with sudo command. But this will not solve the issue. In order to resolve the access issue you should type:
On fourth episode of my podcast, I shared about DuckduckGo, a search engine which makes sure user’s search history is not tracked and anonymity is ensured. Podcast is presented in Nepali Language to make sure that it reaches a larger audience who are using internet rapidly but are not aware about the safety perspectives.
I find out that my mysql user didn’t have privileges on objects in the database.
Before that I changed my database password just to make the password characted easier to remember using following command:
SET PASSWORD FOR ‘test’@’localhost’ = PASSWORD(‘myeasypassword’)
After changing the password, I provided privileges on objects in the database by following command: