Let’s create your first Django application. I am going to show you how to create a blog App. From your project’s root directory, run the following command: python3 manage.py startapp blog admin.py : This is where you register models to include them into the Django administration site. Using the Django admin site is optional. migrations : This directory will contain…
Let’s open the settings.py file and take a look at the configuration of our project. DEBUG is a boolean that turns on/off the debug mode of the project. If set to True , Django will display detailed error pages when an uncaught exception is thrown by your application. When you move to a production environment, remember you…
If you have already installed Django, you can skip and jump directly to Creating your first project. If you haven’t installed Django yet, here is a quick guide to installing Django for local development. Django works well with Python versions 2.7 or 3.If you are not sure if Python is installed in your computer, you can verify it by…
Before you Write and run Python code, you need to make sure the Python interpreter is on your computer. Let’s check your computer for Python 3. Open up a command-line prompt: If you are using Mac OS X or Linux, Type: python3 -V (That’s an UPPERCASE “V”) On windows , Type: c:\Python31\Python.exe -V Without the UPPERCASE “v” you are taken…
1. Be sure you are notrunning the kernel you plan on removing: Type uname -r in terminal and it will display the kernel using by your system. Or You can use the uname -a in terminal to check what kernel is currently used by your server: 2. Then, decide which kernel you want to delete: Open the terminal and type…