Hi,
I have been trying to launch my Django Model using a tutorial. but
unfortunately the tutorial is about Django 1.1.
Kindly guide me that what configuration (in setting.py) will be required if
I use Python27 / Django 1.5.1 with Mysql.
please also guide towards the appropriate "MySql Adopto
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> On 9/11/14 9:34 AM, Muhammad
Thank you very much Collin Anderson.
On Friday, 12 September 2014 21:25:42 UTC+5, Collin Anderson wrote:
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> https://pip.readthedocs.org/en/latest/quickstart.html
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Please guide which version (of both Python / Django) should I follow?
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>> > Yes 1.7 is considered stable and is the best place to start.
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>> > Cheers
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>> > On 30 September 2014 16:21, Muhammad Ahmed > > wrote:
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Thank you Mark! Especially for book link. :)
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> I agree with other advices to start with Django 1.7.
> Django is very stable and the new functionalities are always introduced
> in a very sane way. Also the deprecations are done well, and the
> documentation is one of the best I have ever se
Thank James for the insight about LTS.
As I am just learning Django and not yet working professionally. Hence I
wanted to avoid any outdated version. However, I felt Django 1.4 is good.
I may use Django 1.4 back after having checked 1.7. :)
Thanks again for your time and valuable opinion.
Thank you Tim Chase.
On Tuesday, 30 September 2014 22:08:57 UTC+5, Tim Chase wrote:
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> I haven't seen any discussion of the deployment platform. I would
> also recommend 1.7 for green-field development, but I had to drop
> down to 1.6 on one recent project because my deployment host only
>
Hi Everyone,
I am having Field Error while trying to have date field in my admin.py.
There is some problem with Date Filed and I am unable to figure out what
wrong I am doing. here is my code:
*MODEL.PY*
from django.db import models
import datetime
from django.utils import timezone
class
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> Somehow I have managed the problem.
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