Re: click download, click install, go! no....

hi all i had the same experience the first time i wanted to try out django. the need to set up apache and mysql before you can even do anything is quite troublesome for first-time users. but this is absolutely not necessary. you can go strated almost instantly with the built-in server and sqlite.

Re: click download, click install, go! no....

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Re: click download, click install, go! no....

Just as I was writing this up someone brought to my attention: http://bitnami.org/stack/djangostack I have never tried it, but if you are feeling adventurous, it might but just what you are looking for. On Jun 1, 12:54 pm, Michael Newman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The reality is that Django do

Re: click download, click install, go! no....

The reality is that Django does require a certain curve to get things up and running. When I first started with Django, it was my first time working with the server side and it took me a few months to really get what I am doing. That being said the django community has really been booming this las