Django application development

Django is a full Python web-app framework with impressive command-line tools

Installing Django The installation of Django is relatively easy once you have python installed. See for yourself as we build a simple app here 01 Create Virtual Environment Create a new directory for your project and navigate inside it using a new Terminal window. Create a new virtual environment for this project, opting to use the latest Python 3. Your Python 3 location may vary, so be sure to set the correct path for the binary package. 02 Activate and Install Using your Terminal window, activate the virtual environment to start the project-specific shell. VirtualEnv has a local version of the Python package manager pip installed, so it’s fairly straight forward to run the command to install Django. 03 Create Core Project The Django install contains some incredibly useful command-line…

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