Setting Up Your Django Environment: A Guide

Patryk Młynarek

18 January 2024, 12 min read

To start a Django project, you just need a computer with an operating system, a text editor, and some knowledge about software development. But is it really convenient and efficient to program this way? In this article, I'll show you how to speed up your work and make it more comfortable - both for you and your colleagues.

What's inside

Operating systems for Python development

Pick your code editor

Choose Your Terminal

Check Out These Great Development Tools

Example - My Django Development Setup

Conclusion

Patryk Młynarek

Backend Engineer

Patryk is a experienced Senior Python Developer who puts business value on the first place. Web applications enthusiast from initial development to server maintenance, ensuring the entire process runs smoothly. In his free time, Patryk enjoys playing board games and motorcycling.

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