Setting up a Virtual Development Environment for Django3
Goal: A Professional Quality Development Environment If you already have Django 3.x installed in your system, then you can skip this post but if it's not, then don't worry we will get everything up and running in the next few minutes. To install django, you need to have Python 3.x running in your System. To install python in your system, you can check official website of python To confirm whether you have python installed in your system or not, just type python in your shell and you should see the shell of python3.8.x Creating an isolated Python environment After you have Python3.x running in your system, We will now create a virtual environment which won't have anything installed except the python and we will use this to work on our django projects. Using virtual environments helps us to separate different package versions for different projects. Also if you are in multi user OS, then you won't need any permissions to install anything and work on your project.