Great video, thanks! Beside the basic FastAPI / SQLModel setup (which, to be fair, are already greatly covered in the FastAPI docs) there is very little deeper content. For example: what's a good (file)structure for a big FastAPI app including SQLModel and Alembic. Or: how to deal with bigger models and especially m:n relations, there the FastAPI docs are thinning out. Maybe these are ideas for you.
@@tidytrading9693 these are different tools / requests? So one is using pandas for timeseries (could be one video, but anything more specific), then sqlmodel comes in how to effectively store the data in a DB? Please clarify. Thanks.
Just to make sure i get the "DRY" thing, following this... I conclude that the best practice will be to import my "SQLModel" from my "app" throughout all my files app that require it?
good stuff! Was looking at this specific combo late last week.
cool, glad we did this video then :) - any other ones we can produce?
Great video, thanks! Beside the basic FastAPI / SQLModel setup (which, to be fair, are already greatly covered in the FastAPI docs) there is very little deeper content. For example: what's a good (file)structure for a big FastAPI app including SQLModel and Alembic. Or: how to deal with bigger models and especially m:n relations, there the FastAPI docs are thinning out. Maybe these are ideas for you.
Indeed, those are 2 good topics. I will add them to the list. Thanks, Bob
really thanks for this video! it has been essential for me, very clear and pragmatic!
Happy to hear that! Thanks, Bob
And other videos that would be helpful?
@@Pybites for me it would be on using sqlmodel with pandas for managing timeseries data.
Thanks again
@@tidytrading9693 these are different tools / requests? So one is using pandas for timeseries (could be one video, but anything more specific), then sqlmodel comes in how to effectively store the data in a DB? Please clarify. Thanks.
great vid, thanks for explaining both libraries so clearly.
Nice, thanks for your kind feedback
Are you using Alembic in your work?
Great video Man♥️
Thanks!
Just to make sure i get the "DRY" thing, following this... I conclude that the best practice will be to import my "SQLModel" from my "app" throughout all my files app that require it?
would have to look back at the video, do you have a code repo you can share to advice?