Django Tutorial, Complete User Authentication Using a Custom User Model

you are creative
But where is the source code

Please after normalizing and setting staff to true , still getting error

when i am creating the superuser i am getting this error self.UserModel._default_manager.db_manager(database).get_by_natural_key(
AttributeError: 'Manager' object has no attribute 'get_by_natural_key'

Nice Tutorial very understandable but poor sound

hi henry, i have a problem, when i create a new user via registration form in admin, the new created user's password is not hashed. how to make it hashed ?

Fix you mic please

did he just say wtf when he copy pasted wrong hahaha

Lol i hve almost completed the drf and just saw this video once again and i belive that this part of django is very quite boring to define these for custom user model🙄goddamn!! too many things to be get carried for building it lmao.......btw none of the guider hve ever explained those in depth... everyone just like this this this.....no one is talking abt that why even we doing this for what being caused?

U r absolutly genuis man..

thanks bro...U really did a great job.

Is it possible to have multiple custom user authentication methods for different users within the same Django app. Like an email and password for one type of user and a pin only for another type of user

Brooo✌️

can you please provide a link for the source code?

Hi Henry,
Thanks for your great and practical tutorial.
When will your next videos will be available?
BR,
I am Nyoman, from Bali, Indonesia