I was in the same position only two days ago and although I'm still a
long way from coding, the framework is starting to make sense in my
tiny brain!
It's worth looking at some other peoples examples such as -
http://www.b-list.org/weblog/2006/09/04/django-tips-documentation-and-resources
http:/
On 28-Sep-06, at 2:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am a total Noob when It comes to Django and was wondering if
> there is
> any way that I can get it running on my XP machine with relative ease
> or if its better for me to install UBUNTU or some other Linux flav?
easier on yourself if yo
I actually just got python and django running on my Windows XP box no
problem. I kept notes of my setup, here they are, hopefully you find
them helpful.
1. Install Python 2.4
http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.4.3/python-2.4.3.msi
I put it in the default location of c:\Python24. If you don't
I am a total Noob when It comes to Django and was wondering if there is
any way that I can get it running on my XP machine with relative ease
or if its better for me to install UBUNTU or some other Linux flav?
I am looking for a CMS to learn and I have decided that Django is the
one because it of
I am a total Noob when It comes to Django and was wondering if there is
any way that I can get it running on my XP machine with relative ease
or if its better for me to install UBUNTU or some other Linux flav?
I am looking for a CMS to learn and I have decided that Django is the
one because it of
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