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[[Category:Django]] [[Category:Python]] [[Category:MVC]] [[Category:Windows]] [[Category:Web Development]] | |||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
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== Software == | == Software == | ||
See also [[Django Development on Mac]] and [[Python Virtual Environments]] | |||
=== Python === | |||
(version <strike>2.7.3</strike> ~3.2 is the version referenced by the current Django tutorial)<ref>[https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/intro/tutorial01/ Writing Your First Django app, part 1] (Django Project)</ref> | |||
=== [[Django_Development_with_IIS#BitNami_Django_Stack|Django]] === | |||
* [https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/topics/install/ How To Install Django] - Django Documentation (version 1.8) | |||
* [http://bitnami.com/stack/django download link] (Windows) | |||
=== Database === | |||
Recommended database is [http://www.postgresql.org/download/ PostgreSQL]. | |||
The PostgreSQL server is running on littledamienii. It's not necessary to have a local database server. | |||
However, python does require the `psycopg2` package in order to connect to the database. | |||
=== Cygwin (Bash shell for Windows) === | |||
''There is a local version of the distribution.'' | |||
=== [[#PyCharm|PyCharm]] === | |||
IDE for Django/Python development | |||
== IDE == | == IDE == | ||
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=== Other IDEs === | === Other IDEs === | ||
Notes on other IDEs as they are used or tested. Esp. any features that they offer that PyCharm does not. | |||
A lot of people simply use `vim` or notepad++. But those are simply text editors, albeit with pretty-print in the case of notepad++. They don't offer debuggers or database browsers. | A lot of people simply use `vim` or notepad++. But those are simply text editors, albeit with pretty-print in the case of notepad++. They don't offer debuggers or database browsers. | ||
* Sublime Text | |||
=== Articles & websites comparing Python IDEs === | |||
* [https://opensourcehacker.com/2015/05/02/pycharm-vs-sublime-text/ PyCharm Vs Sublime Text] - Open Source Hacker | |||
== Debugging == | == Debugging == | ||
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** PyCharm will stop execution at the breakpoints. | ** PyCharm will stop execution at the breakpoints. | ||
[[ | == Notes == | ||
* See also [[Django Development on Mac]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:26, 31 August 2015
Overview[edit]
Any information relevant to doing Django development on Windows.
Software[edit]
See also Django Development on Mac and Python Virtual Environments
Python[edit]
(version 2.7.3 ~3.2 is the version referenced by the current Django tutorial)[1]
Django[edit]
- How To Install Django - Django Documentation (version 1.8)
- download link (Windows)
Database[edit]
Recommended database is PostgreSQL.
The PostgreSQL server is running on littledamienii. It's not necessary to have a local database server.
However, python does require the psycopg2 package in order to connect to the database.
Cygwin (Bash shell for Windows)[edit]
There is a local version of the distribution.
PyCharm[edit]
IDE for Django/Python development
IDE[edit]
PyCharm[edit]
I have been using PyCharm. There are other options, but this seems to offer a lot.
- Can connect to databases from within the IDE.
- Debugger.
- Runs a server within the IDE for debugging purposes.
Similar this command from the Django tutorial:
c:/myproject> python manage.py runserver 8080
- Can create a Django project
Analog to the following command from the Django tutorial:
c:/myproject> django-admin.py startproject mysite
Other IDEs[edit]
Notes on other IDEs as they are used or tested. Esp. any features that they offer that PyCharm does not.
A lot of people simply use vim or notepad++. But those are simply text editors, albeit with pretty-print in the case of notepad++. They don't offer debuggers or database browsers.
- Sublime Text
Articles & websites comparing Python IDEs[edit]
- PyCharm Vs Sublime Text - Open Source Hacker
Debugging[edit]
PyCharm[edit]
- Create all Django projects to be debugged from within PyCharm:
This will create a project environment where the PyCharm debugger can run.- File > New Project
- Project name: [project name]
- Location: [d:\path\to\parent_dir] (PyCharm will match the actual project directory name to the project name.)
- Project type: Django Project
- Click OK
- Enter app name and template directory in the next dialog if desired.
- Click OK
- Run the debugger once the code has been added.
- Run > Debug ProjectName
- This will start up a server running the site on `http://127.0.0.1:8080
(or whatever port is configured in the configuration). - Set the appropriate breakpoints.
- Load the site in a browser to test GET requests.
Runcurl` to test POST requests.- PyCharm will stop execution at the breakpoints.
Notes[edit]
- See also Django Development on Mac
- ↑ Writing Your First Django app, part 1 (Django Project)