good presentation

I really enjoyed this how to! It was simple and easy to follow. I have always wondered how to edit a web page from the brower! that is cool.

good

useful video

i'm looking for a good video or program that will let me or gaude me to learn to program if you have somthing on mine please conctat me back i'm a new programing dud

Slow learner allow me to play several times to start doing by myself.

Very good

Great video thanks

Great tut man, I'm really digging Django and this was very helpful.

very well structured lecture on creating a wiki. I will try it myself.

Thanks a lot. A very good video for people who has some programming background already.

I followed the whole example and learnt a lot.

This is video very nice!

Thanks!

Great video, loved the Markdown bit!

Good tutorial

it is really helpful ! i'm a django newbie and it helped me pick up pace

While working my way through the "Python Web Development with Django" book, this video was helpful in summarizing what I am still getting my head around. Django is a powerful tool. Thanks.

Very nice demo, thank you. I particularly like adding the functions one at a time as they are needed.

That was just great...

I got it, and I'm going to make a wiki soon - it's so easy!!

just like many others, I appreciated having this tutorial. one small note maxlength has been deprecated, and replaced with max_length.

Very well presented. I look forward to more Django tutorials

Thank you

Regards

Steven

Thank you, excellent primer, well done

hi siddhi, i saw your video on the showmedo, that's very nice. i like to be a good python programmer like you. i am very admire your python skill, this is my email. rehmetjan#msn.com, hope we can learn more :D

great job on this tutorial, Siddhi, even after these few years :) It flows well.

Yours is the best one done on Django that I've seen so far.

awesome tutorial for a beginner like me. :)

I would like to learn programming. Complexities are not easy for me. Any suggestions?

Wow..Fantastic work

Found your tutorial more useful than the one in django's site. Thanks.

Great tutorial, but I'm stuck at the URL section.... Like a couple of other people here, I'm getting this error:

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Using the URLconf defined in wikicamp.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:

1. ^wikicamp/(?P<page_name>[^/]+)/edit/$

2. ^wikicamp/(?P<page_name>[^/]+)/save/$

3. ^wikicamp/(?P<page_name>[^/]+)/$

The current URL, wikicamp/, didn't match any of these.

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Any ideas? I'm admittedly lacking in the regex department... but I assume this is a syntax issue due to the tutorial being for an older version of Django, as I also had to use 'max_length' rather than 'maxlength', as others mentioned here.

Great Screen Cast. Well thought out structure, that works.

Pat

gud