Install Python 3.8 and Django 3+ on macOS - 4 of 9 - Deep Dive into Virtual Environments

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Install Python 3.8 and Django 3+ on macOS - 4 of 9 - Deep Dive into Virtual Environments

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Splendid presentation (this one and the previous one with pipenv). So much needed. I m just getting started here with coding so this presentation helped me greatly. I figure it out on my on the venv and virtualenv a few days ago, and it took me the entire day. I just couldn't understand what s going on with pipenv and what I was doing wrong. Now everything`s sooo clear to me. I like very much when you offer small, but significant, details like: "you can do this or that, or you can switch this with that because it doesn't matter, or it does", or "pipenv is recommended for production bc the other methods could have such and such issues". These details takes a lot of time to figure it out on my own, therefore, you just saved me a lot of time. Thanks👍🏽

stefangriffin
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thank you for this great explanation and comparison. it's so much clearer now

CHsoundscout
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AWESOME TUTORIAL FOR DIFFERENT VIRTUAL ENVIRONEMNTS! THANK YOU

dhavalnena
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I can't believe this video has less than 3K views. This is AMAZING.

vitalsound
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Thank you for the comparison. But however I seem to dislike the fact the Pipenv separates the env into such a different lengthy url. Also project isolation concept is kind of lost as now the project files are scattered instead of being in one folder. At the same time I would like to use the latest and best and remain updated. Also my production environment consists of NGINX+Gunicorn+PostgreSQL.... What would you suggest?

jayesh_
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Facing issue with installing Pillow on the New Macbook with M1 chip.

harshsonawane
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what is the command to open multiple terminal windows

dempsey
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unfortunately i have to say... it is too much then so much complicate for me

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