Django Channels, Celery, Redis: Real Time Broadcasting API response App (Jokes) | Django WebSockets

awesome video. just one question , is celery necessary. can we run the python code directly by setting the django_settings_module inside python script directly

Very good video and explanations.

In a situation where the remote API might go offline periodically, how can I check when it comes back online so that that I can open the connection? and I need to be done periodically

Fantastic content, thanks a lot for sharing

hey great tutorial thanks! I have a use case where i need to send data using celery to two different groups,, however when the data is coming in too fast, one of the group out of two will get stuck. i dont knw way around it. any ideas?

where did you get the jokes?

Thank you so much for making this tutorial <3. One question though, will this Real Time Broadcasting API response App still work without using Celery and Redis (just Django Channels)?

Крутой👍 Можно было бы запилить по селери развернутый урок на патреоне, со всеми подводными камнями.

Thank you. Perfect flow, and I can keep up. Appreciate when you explain the methods, imports and packages. Why it works is so important when debugging or troubleshooting. Even some Linux flags and arguments are appreciated.

Im trying to implement Web socket on my local server for my local Django app. Im running Django on Apache. Will it be tricky with web socket on apache? (Celery and redis are already running when I have long functions)

Thank you for this tutorial! How can I implement real-time network IP cameras stream with websockets django?

woh this is so easy to understand compared to others

Hi bro,

If we deploy the worker, beat and websocket into 3 different machine, will it still work ?

I thought i will never do this channels and celery again. A big thanks to you, your explanation was great and your screen very clear and bold.
Mine is perfectly working and i have started growing it more.

Thank you for this tutorial, much love.

русские субтитры будут?😀

you are the best of the best .
you cant imagine how much you did help me.
thank you sooo much

it is great that you explain the reason for every single line. great job👌

Thanks!

Can you tell me how to install redis in Windows 10

Could you please show how to deploy this in aws ec2 linux with nginx and gunicorn? Thank you!

this tuto is awesome!

His Javascript must have a sense of humor because it gets the joke.

Sir you have cleared my confusion. My name is Alauddin. Thank you for teaching this simple way.

sitting at my desk, pretty red eyed. but this content is good enough to still keep me awake. great job, please continue.

Good work, but I have a problem as following
INFO/ForkPoolWorker-1] Task jokes.tasks.get_joke[992c532c-2b59-4023-aa5b-fc2af4d19fa8] succeeded in 0.7596530969995001s: None
No message is received. PLEASE HELP!
my env: ubuntu16, python3.9

Aweomse tutorial...
I'm on django 3.2.3 and the async_to_sync gives me a syntax error. Any remedy for this?

I have not seen the best way to explain celery other than this tutorial. This is gem

does the get_jokes function only get called when a ws client is connected or does it get jokes even when no client is connected?

this is the best tutorial i had read. i can see the big picture of it. although i am still lost in some pieces. good job....

honestly, you are true legend. I was stuck on channel_layers for 2 days and i finally bumped into your tutorial and it resolved my issue. I am so thankful that people like you exist out there helping so many other coders. Salute.

Great job, thx

Can make a video content on how to deploy dj channels or celery to AWS or heroku. Love your tutorial

Very good!, not sure if this is needed but I added close_code to async def disconnect(self, close_code):

More Django tutorials please. Your content is great and your voice is soothing too😁

Thank you so much!

Please continue this series, I love the Django tutorials!!

Subscribed! I'm waiting for the series to grow! Thanks for sharing!