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07.24.2006 // 5:41 PM // 5 Comments It worked!

I’ve been meaning to get a local install of Django set up on my iMac for some time now. I finally did it tonight. Didn’t take long at all. If all you want is a simple dev environment to play around with, you can use SQLite (I installed via DarwinPorts), the Python 2.3.5 that comes with OS X(I’d like to upgrade to 2.4, but this works fine, too), and the built-in web server that comes with Django (which is what I’m running in the terminal window on this screen).

Now I’ve got the enviroment — all I need is the time to port jeffcroft.com to Django .95 (it’s based on old school, pre-magic-removal .90).

Comments

1. 001 // kurafire // 07.24.2006 // 5:59 PM

   Good luck ;)

2. 002 // Kyle Jones // 07.24.2006 // 6:31 PM

   I hear django’s all the rage. Good thing I know nothing about it.

3. 003 // Jeff Croft // 07.24.2006 // 6:39 PM

   I think I should start making sure I know nothing about whatever is “all the rage.” Being down wit things that are “all the rage” sure is putting a shitload of work on my plate these days. :)

4. 004 // ubernostrum // 07.25.2006 // 5:24 AM

   Looks like somebody needs to learn about manage.py…

5. 005 // Jeff Croft // 07.25.2006 // 8:33 AM

   Whatever, django-admin.py works just as well. :)

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