Introduction - Django Web Development with Python 1

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Recommends roganjosh · 2016-08 · Stack Overflow · on “Page not found (404)”

I found `django` documentation pretty confusing to get going if I'm honest. This guy produces really good tutorials that get you running pretty quick (django was actually pretty weak compared to his other topics) and should get you to the point you understand the basic structure [this video] and the official documentation will then make more sense

Recommends amitnair92 · 2017-09 · Stack Overflow · on “Django or conventional PHP?”

from the description I find that your website has very less to do with backend so python or PHP part would be less. moreover For such a website overhead for learning Django will be more.you should continue to use PHP. On the other side if you use Django as its a framework it will help you keep your work managed. as as you say you are interested in python you will fly ! [this video] This is a link to a easy an intuitive Django tutorial you may want to look at before deciding.

Recommends DDiran · 2018-01 · Stack Overflow · on “Django ImportError: Couldn't import Django”

Your question is a bit vague as you haven't included any details about your setup/config and what steps you took to get the error, but usually these types of errors are down to a single step that has been missed during the initial installation/setup process. I would recommend checking whether Python is properly configured and has been added to system path. Also check whether you've got Django installed with pip freeze (if you're in a virtual environment make sure you activate it and then run the command). Alternatively here's a basic Django setup guide [this video] which you can run through and as well as a PyCharm-specific Django setup guide [LINK] . If all else fails, you should try re-installi

Recommends roganjosh · 2018-01 · Stack Overflow · on “Django: Use text box data and write that text in a file”

@muazfaiz no, inside views. I found this [this video] good to get me on my feet with django because the docs are quite heavy when you're starting out.

Cites Jaysheel Utekar · 2017-05 · Stack Overflow · on “An html button that runs the python script that created the html page in the first place”

Your ultimate goal is to make a web platform for taking math exams some thing like this [LINK] making this in core python will be more hectic and time consuming you'll have to write everything which has to be handled by the web-application the url-routing, page templating, the question generator(which you have already written) and many other things. Instead of which what you can do is take a web-framework(e.g. django [LINK] , flask [LINK] , etc ) and work with it which will make your process much simpler and easier. I prefer you should use django which has a good community of developers if you stuck somewhere and has many online tutorials which I'll list below also you don't have to develop

Cites Bhaskar J.T · 2018-06 · Stack Overflow · on “Not able to open website using domain-name,published using DigitalOcean”

Here is my 'settings.py' file.I did add ' [LINK] ' already. [LINK] I've even added it in the 'allowed_hosts' of 'request.py' file,as mentioned in the exception location. [LINK] I've also added 'service gunicorn restart',in my Putty CLI,after connecting to my droplet in DigitalOcean. The link to the tutorial I followed,to reach till this point is this : [this video] And,the particular video is : [LINK]

Cites caleb282 · 2019-09 · Stack Overflow · on “telling the cmd what version of python im using”

IM trying to make a website with django and im following a tutorial that is telling me i need to tell my cmd prompt what version of python im using. this is the video [this video] at the 10:46 mark he says to put C:/Python35/ python manage.py runserver. I am putting thi but it is not working. I am using version 3.7 so i replaced 35 with 37 but it is still not working. can someone please helps with this.