6 - Setup a Django Project- Python & Django 3.2 Tutorial Series

6 - Setup a Django Project- 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.

[yetanothername]

I'm so excited to finish off this serie, i love htmx intro, thanks tons mate!

[sergeyn]

Hi! Thank you so much! Watched your lessons a few years ago and got the job, you could say thanks to you!

[lukajeliciclux]

Finally. On Windows python -m venv something works as well 100%. I’m running Windows 10 and it should work.

[mehershrishtinigam]

love how you teach the little things too! was having a lot of trouble with that with other tutorials :( thanks!

[jzhang]

Thanks this is what I was looking for and perfectly up to date!

[nukewares]

great work, you move quickly, but that encourages me to look stuff up on my own. I appreciate the detailed explanations

[johnrogers]

echo works on Windows 10.

Awesome series, thanks so much.

[molenz]

Excellent tutorials, I finally figured out virtual environments (using your pipenv tutorial). I'll learn a lot from this Django series. Do you have a video on setting up your terminal, I use zsh on a Mac as well and would like to know how you setup your prompt, as the standard prompt length is too long. Thank you.

[krzysiekkrzysiek]

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

[SoulScribbler]

what's the rational behind installing django in the directory rather than by default (i.e. top directory of trydjango with a sub directory of trydjango)? When I first learned Django, it was part of the official django setup guide to do it the default way. I never understood why this might be, but just went with it, so I'm very curious about this!

Thanks for the awesome videos!

[szbwallace]

I noticed that you don't put the virtual environment into a sub folder within your project, is this your preference or this a preferred method for Django?

Even though I'm apparently in the venv, when I type "python.exe -V" it gives me Python 3.9.2. How come?

[robertmacol]

It seems that Django3.2.13 and Python3.6 are a not match anymore... when I tried installing Django I kept getting errors related to dataclasses and future Annotations... which seemed to be missing in Python 3.6.. A quick search revelead that those have only been implemented down to 3.7, apparently... Givint it a try with Python3.7 an see everything works out.

[davidrashkovsky]

hello, when i run the startproject of django, a bin folder is not created. please help. thanks.