Setup Django in Visual Studio Code and Run a Basic Application

Hello everyone and a very warm welcome to another video of the channel! The video is a simple tutorial on how you can set up Django in VS Code and run a basic application.
Django is a python web application framework that allows you to build, powerful and scalable web applications using python.

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[ezrahel]

Thanks man, I've watched different tutorials but they don't seem to help. This really helped me. You won my subscription!

[ramankr]

really helpful video ! for those who are getting error at 2:05, setting up a virtual env, try these two lines in your folder
1. py -3 -m venv .venv
2. .venv\Scripts\activate

[aiwithme]

I just wasted 2 days for doing this and ur tutorial just nailed it ...thanks dude, u saved me

[junaidanwar]

I have started django from last one week and I was suck to create project in django. i have searched a lot but not found any solution. now I see your video and now I resolve my problem.
Thanks a

[srushtiha]

As a fresher, this video is really help me a lot. THANK YOU😍

[damironi]

That first tutorial that work at first att, so thank you!

[rohan]

Thanks you much now I reconcile my installation problem . Before this I've watched many video but I didn't get any solution ...

[ewaks]

don't usually comment but thank you this was really helpful !!

[Mjj]

If you are getting error of django-admin not recognised then just open terminal as administrator and reinstall the django by uninstalling it first. It worked for me.

[minihohtis]

I did env\Scripts\activate.bat, but after that it would seem nothing happened (no (env) in front of the command line). It gave me no errors, just another line to input command. Any idea why nothing happened?

I did some research and in some similar case, but not in vscode terminal, the python was running in the virtualenv even though they could not see it. Could it be also the case for me? Is there a way to check if my python is running in the virtual enviroment?

[muhammadjamshed]

Thank you so much sir I searched alot videos but your videos help me alot than those youtubers who have millions of subscriber.
Thanks #Django #coding #ajmehsud

[christianisack]

Thank you so much! This helped me alot! I was really struggling with setup and startup to python django framework

[androidx]

Thanks a lot bro👍👍.You explained everything crystal clear. Keep Growing😀.

[abuhurira]

Bro this was very helpful tutorial for me... Thank you so much... Keep going bro... ❤️❤️

[mukamafrancois]

I am so Thankful for this awesome tutorial. 🥰May God bless you

[loriearte]

This was great. Easy and to the point. Thank you!

[susanoo]

At 6:16 it says Couldn't import django. Are you sure it's installed and available on your python path

[ivansamankeu]

please why when I type this command pip install virtualenv it tells me that pip is not recognized as an internal command when I have installed everything please?

[KamirZarin]

I can't seem to shut down the server even though if I click Ctrl+ Break
It only works if I did it on cmd not on the terminal
But I have to close the vs code in order to shut down the server

[ashokkmr]

virtualenv env command didn't work,
create virtual env separately with " python -m virtualenv envname"
thanks