[carol caro]

Hello. I am a new or beginner django developer. Where do I start from.... I have installed python and integrated with Django framework but I don't know what to do next 

[Gil Obradors]

Hi Carol,

The next, for example, can be doing all the official tutorial : https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/intro/tutorial01/#

This was my way

There are books too, I recommend you this editorial: https://www.packtpub.com/

Good luck!!

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Hello. I am a new or beginner django developer. Where do I start from.... I have installed python and integrated with Django framework but I don't know what to do next 

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[Jose Echenique]

Hi, you can see, is very good.

http://www.moreware.org/books/The%20Definitive%20Guide%20to%20Django.pdf

El sáb., 30 de mar. de 2019 a la(s) 10:12, carol caro (carol...@gmail.com) escribió:

Hello. I am a new or beginner django developer. Where do I start from.... I have installed python and integrated with Django framework but I don't know what to do next 

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[Victor H. Velasquez Rizo]

Hello Carol.

Try this

https://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/

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[John]

Good evening

I've created and activated venv like this:

$ python3 -m venv <new>

$ source <new>/bin/activate

Now Ive ‘deactivate’ the venv

How do I re-activate please?

🙏

[Gil Obradors]

You do it: source <new>/bin/activate

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[Victor H. Velasquez Rizo]

Hello John:

You have to be in the folder where the enviroment was created, then type

source <new>/bin/activate

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[Gurmeet Kaur]

Go to scripts/activate.bat. it shud activate the ebv

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[Nanjuki Saidat]

Hi all,

I am Saidat a new django developer, i need help on how to go about this  " Change admin portal URL to more obvious path and add link in side menu to admin settings for admin users". In summary:

   

1.  i want to change URL string to more intuitive URL (i.e. fhp.example.com/drunken-octo-lama/ to fhp.example.com/admin/)
2. If a user is an admin user, show a link in the side menu to access admin settings page.

   Thanks.

[Makori Breens]

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On 3/30/19, Victor H. Velasquez Rizo <rizo....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Carol.
>
> Try this
> https://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/
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> On Sat, Mar 30, 2019 at 9:12 AM carol caro <carol...@gmail.com> wrote:
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[Chetan Ganji]

Best way to learn coding n framework is to build a project. I have taken courses from various vendors, best ones are the one from Coding For Entrepreneurs. He also has a youtube channel. Start with try django 1.8

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[PASCUAL Eric]

Hi,

pyenv (https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv) offers a simpler way for activating/deactivating venvs, by managing this automatically for you based on where you are located in the file tree. 

Before focusing on this feature, you must know that pyenv does far more than managing virtualenvs, since it lets you manage also different versions and implementations (e.g. CPython, PyPy...) of Python interpreter, whatever is the ones installed on your system. 

This feature is very useful in several situations, among which :

• testing a different Python version than the ones installed, without taking any risk of tampering your system or needing for a virtual machine
• when targeting containerized applications (in which you are free to choose whatever Python version you want/need in the container, without any concern about the host environment), being able to work in the exact same context as the production one

Of course, you can create virtualenvs as usual with pyenv, for any Python version installed under its control.

It also lets you set which Python version or virtualenv must be used in a given project or workspace. As soon as you cd in the corresponding file tree, pyenv will automatically activate the right virtualenv (and deactivate the active one if any) and the associated Python interpreter. It does the reverse (i.e. deactivating it) when leaving the tree. The magic is done by storing the Python interpreter or virtualenv name in a hidden file (namely .python-version) at the root of the related file tree. The pyenv shell plugins look for this file by climbing the file tree when you navigate in the dirs and does what it has to do accordingly.

What's very important is that pyenv does not touch a bit of your system wide Python interpreters, but uses a mechanism of shims to masquerade them and redirect the flow to installations located under your home dir.

Even if you don't play with different Python version, IMHO pyenv deserves a look, if only for its automatic virtualenv switching capability.

PS: I'm not affiliated in anyway with pyenv creators, but just a happy user for a while now 🙂

Best

Eric

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