Django

Django is an open source Python web development framework. It enables Python developers to build web applications with a minimum of time, effort, and code. You can learn more about Django and see the official documentation at the Django website.

• Getting Started with Django
  • Create a Website with Django and Static Media Applications
  • Creating a Database
  • Configuring Django
  • Connecting Django to a Database
  • Configuring Django to Find Static Media and Admin Media
  • Configuring Django to Send Email Messages
  • Enabling the Django Admin Site
  • Synchronizing the Database and Storing Static Files
  • Restarting Apache
• Configuring Django
  • Serving Django Static Media
  • Configuring Django to Use Memcached
  • Configuring Django to Send Mail
  • Configuring Django’s Time Zone
  • Mounting a Django Application on a Subpath
  • Password Protecting a Django Application
  • Restarting a Django Application
  • Setting Up a Database
  • Upgrading your Django Libraries
  • Using the Latest Django Trunk
• Troubleshooting
  • General Django Troubleshooting Techniques
    • Reviewing Django Logs in Real Time
    • Using the DEBUG Setting
    • Using the Django Debug Toolbar
    • About manage.py runserver
  • Fixing ImportError: No module named... Exceptions
  • Fixing Internal Server Errors
    • Fixing View Errors
    • Fixing TemplateDoesNotExist for Internal Server Errors
  • Reducing Memory Consumption
  • Reset an Admin Password
  • Accessing REMOTE_ADDR
• Migrating from mod_python to mod_wsgi
  • Identifying mod_python Django Applications
  • Completing the Migration