Each site on my server has it's own user. This is a security consideration, more than anything else. For this site, I used the steps from some of my scripts for setting up a Django site. In particular, I ran the following code fron …
Normally when I start a new Django project I’ll use the PyCharm setup wizard, but recently I wanted to try out VS Code for a Django project and was super stumped when I would get a message like this:
I created a Django site to troll my cousin Barry who is a big San Diego Padres fan. Their Shortstop is a guy called Fernando Tatis Jr. and he’s really good. Like really good. He’s also young, and arrogant, and is everything an old dude like me doesn …
Integrating a version control system into your development cycle is just kind of one of those things that you do, right? I use GutHub for my version control, and it’s GitHub Actions to help with my deployment process.
If you want to have more than 1 Django site on a single server, you can. It’s not too hard, and using the Digital Ocean tutorial as a starting point, you can get there.
Using this tutorial as a start, we set up so that there are multiple Django …
Once you’ve deployed your code to a web server, you’ll be pretty stoked. I know I was. One thing you’ll need to start thinking about though is converting your SQLite database to a ‘real’ database. I say ‘real’ because SQLite is a great engine to start off …