In this article I'm gonna show you the way I layout a typical medium-to-complex django project that uses git for source control, pyenv and pipenv t...
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Hi! You sum up everything a Django project needs 🤩.
In the case of debugging from your editor, I just published a way of doing it from VS Code when running on Docker.
Thanks for your post! 🥇
Awesome, I'll check it out :)
Please, let me know if you have any feedback! :-)
Amazing post! And a great set of tools!
Check out
wemake-django-template
, it shares the same idea and the same instruments.wemake-services / wemake-django-template
Bleeding edge django template focused on code quality and security.
wemake-django-template
Bleeding edge
django2.2
template focused on code quality and security.Purpose
This project is used to scaffold a
django
project structure Just likedjango-admin.py startproject
but better.Features
python3.7+
build
,test
, anddeploy
pipeline configured by defaulthttp/2
turned on by defaultInstallation
Firstly, you will need to install dependencies:
Then, create a project itself:
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Great, I'll check it out to see if there's anything good to learn :)
I hope so :)
hello. actually i newbie in django. therefore i have questions that what is difference in virtualenv and pipenv.?
They are not the same, but they are related. Think of your whole computer as an environment where you can install pieces software. Because we are developing different projects, with different dependencies, if we just installed all of them in your "computer environment", they would get mixed and that would be awful.
Here comes Virtual Environments to the rescue. This is the technique of creating a sandbox for each project, where you can install dependencies without affecting the rest of your projects.
pipenv
is a tool to manage such environments.can i install both at time over machine?
I'm not sure what you mean. Can you explain it again?
umm.. i mean, can i install virtualenv and pipenv both at time in my machine(on Debian based system).
Yes you can and you should. I think you need to review this subject with a little more depth. I suggest you read this article realpython.com/python-virtual-envi...
ok got it. thanks you..
Awesome!
You can take some inspiration from github.com/wemake-services/wemake-...
It has a lot of goodies as well.
Amazing post, heaps of detail in a simple, easy to follow manner.
TIL about pyenv - looks miles better than pip and virtualenv. I’ll be giving it a shot on my next Python project.
Thanks!
Yeah, you should, it's way easier :)
Great sum up 👌
Keep posting such informative articles
Thanks for the kind reply! I'm thinking about my next article. What do you think about kubernetes? Is that so.ething you are interested in?
The webpack config referenced in the article is now here: github.com/fceruti/django-starter-... (looks like it moved slightly in the repo).
Thanks for taking the time to report this issue ;)