follow the official tutorial in the django website

How to use django with mysql in ubantu

Yes Install mysqlclient But I had install but still it show this msg

As far as i understand it's designed to be used when you move to a new type of database

happy new year btw 🎉

I thought about creating another table that has only products that are avalible in the stock , but I think there should be more efficient way

I have both Python2 and Python3 installed on my Ubuntu Machine with both version of Django<1.11 and 2.1.3> .Whenever I run django-admin startproject ... It uses Django 1.11 by default.How can prevent this from happening I tried using virtualvenv but couldn't work it out

it's necessary

Any Help ????

Can anyone suggest step by step command process

just read the tutorial of virtual envs for god sake

Run "python3 django-admin startproject"

I tried using thing but it didn't work Python 3 cant open django-admin

you just need to activate your virtual environment with django2.1 u can’t have 2 versions on the system or in the same virtual environment,

in the system i can

Not with the same python path

Thanks 👌 Everyone Consider m a noob I think i figured it out

Just do what you can to get going, then worry about environments later, but sooner rather then later...

True Thanks 😀 btw

hi, everyone. i have a question about the knox permission. i am trying to create a login api. i set DjangoModelPermissionsOrAnonReadOnly in settings.py. in views.py, i set allowAny in Class Login(APIVIew). after i send a json data, it says 403 Forbidden and it returns "CSRF Failed: CSRF token missing or incorrect.". i don't why it still requires a token since i have set to allowAny.

I tried learning Django with various resources but all just jump straight into building blog etc, until I came across Jose Portilla Django fullstack web development. It breaks Django down step by step. It made life easier for me. Thanks to this great resource.

took your advice

Did you use it?

Did you use it?

you are Nigerian?

Sure

now don't go offtopic 🙂

naaa Its still about Django😄😄

lets connect now

now don't go offtopic 🙂

I tried learning Django with various resources but all just jump straight into building blog etc, until I came across Jose Portilla Django fullstack web development. It breaks Django down step by step. It made life easier for me. Thanks to this great resource.

Thats Django 1

Thats Django 1

In deed, but a whole course. I liked Django 2 by example. It moved fast and requires you to have fairly good knowledge around python but your left with knowing a huge amount of options. No html / css though.

Evening fellas

are you from the future?

import future