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Enter the Python environment and enter:

1 >>> pip install Django

Wait for the installation to complete before you can use Django.

Version used in this article: Python 2.7.9,django 1.8.0

Build the project:

In command mode, enter:

A project named MySite is created in the current directory.

Django comes with a development server dedicated to testing. is still in the command environment, enter MySite, enter:

> Python manage.py runserver

Now enter the address in the browser: 127.0.0.1:8000 to the test page.

To add an app:

Under \mysite, enter:

> Python manage.py startapp Hello

An app called Hello will be created. But you need a little bit of setup to use it.

First enter \mysite\mysite, in the settings.py in the Installed_app add:

' Hello ',

Add a mapping in urls.py:

URL (r'^hello/$'hello.views.index'Index  '),

Enter \mysite\hello, add in views.py:

 from Import HttpResponse def Index (req):     return HttpResponse ('')

When you are finished, you can open your browser and see the results at 127.0.0.1:8000/hello

Python + Django Note 1 *