7 - Setup Django on VS Code - Python & Django 3.2 Tutorial Series

7 - Setup Django on VS Code - Python & Django 3.2 Tutorial Series

Try Django 3.2 is a series to teach you the fundamentals of creating web applications with Python & Django by building a real project step-by-step.

[krzysiekkrzysiek]

For algo yt, because the tutorial is great, especially the explanation.

[johnrogers]

A definitive instruction on the directory relationship between virtual environment and django root! Thank you, thank you.

[markseaman]

This is a fantastic video series that will walk people through everything they need to build and deploy a commercial web application. Thank you for the excellent work!!

[yasemin]

thank you for your effort it is amazing!

[dwaynewadethree]

Great videos and content!
How can I activate the virtual environment in the VScode's terminal on a windows machine?

Thank you! QQ: Do you have any other extensions installed that can help with actual Django/DjangoHTML syntax?

[miteshmalviya]

Add folder to workspace
try-django
Path does not exist.
Check the path and try again

[TheWiblo]

Would it be okay to use pipenv instead of venv?

[joy_sam_raj]

Common man Just now I learnt django2.8 from fireship :(.. Y i couldnt see this 3.2 Django earlier :(

[jcmaster]

I love your videos but I do have to say that you sometimes give too much information and you end up confusing people. Don't get me wrong this is an excelant instruction video but maybe try to much info haha

[ricksevans]

7 - Setup Django on VS Code - Python & Django 3.2 Tutorial Series
At 02:08 you "Add Folder to Workspace..."
At 02:22, you switch to Finder and drag the try-django folder to the trash
then click VScode to return to the "New Folder" dialog.
As far as I can tell you have not yet created a workspace.
At 02:33 create the new try-django folder.
The folder is in a Workspace called: UNTITLED
At 02:40 you seem to think try-django is the workspace and not a folder in the UNTITLED workspace.
When I try to follow along, I get a new workspace called: TRY-DJANGO and not a folder.
Next you create the SetRequirements.txt file inside the try-django folder.
So I'm not sure I need to create a try-django folder inside my TRY-DJANGO project.
At 03:25 Save Workspace As... is grayed out, I think becuase you have the try-dango folder selected
and not the UNTITLED workspace.
At 03:33 Save Workspace As... is active, maybe because you have the requirements.txt editor selected.
As far as I can tell, you want the following project structure in VScode
workspace: TRY-DJANGO (WORKSPACE)
folder: try-django
file: requirements.txt
file: try-django.code-workspace

Right?

[catlat]

jesus fck man why can't we just "import" them like we do for modules such as pygame or kivy.