Install Django and Python on Windows 4 of 7 Text Editors for Windows

Install Django and Python On Windows (Episode 4 of 7)
Text Editors for Windows

We discuss the various text editors that you can use for your django/coding projects.

Install Django and Python on Windows Links:

Django Installation Process:
1) Download Python & PIP
3) Setup Environment variables in Windows System Settings under Advanced Settings:
4) Install Virtual environment "pip install virtualenv"
5) Create virtualenv and activate:
virtualenv somename
cd somename
.\Scripts\activate
6) Install Django:
pip install django==1.X.Y (replace x and y for version numbers)
7) Start django project:

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[Cruze]

u confused me, which one should I use now:D

[brandonsmith]

Appreciate the tutorials.  very very good.  One note, it looks as though Komodo is not free when used with Django.  Is that correct?  I'm jsut using the Visual Studio plugin and it has been okay so far.

[vicogmir]

Personally i suggest aptana studio 3 ( it is free to use ) and you can choose PyDev Django project grammar.

[dannyvanswieten]

Nice series man, thanks a lot! I would suggest RJ TextEd wich is also a great free editor.

[punisher]

i highly recommend PyCharm, amazing editor, but kinda not good for beginners.

[ravishrimal]

I am getting error in '.\Scripts\activate' please help

[waqardetho]

commodo IDE is not free it comes with a 21 days trial.