In this video we’ll go deeper and demonstrate how to build a Django website with a MySQL database, and deploy it to Microsoft Azure cloud. Get the free tools: …
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Visual Studio Python Tutorial Deep Dive: Create a Python Django website using Visual Studio
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Thks
I followed the tutorial and when i publish the site i get the "This web app has been successfully created". I tried clearing the folder in the web app and deploying again, then i get "You do not have permission to view this directory or page". Ive tried to delete and recreate the webapp multiple times, with the same results. Any clues what i might be doing wrong?
hola! no puedo actualizar el pip a la versión 9 en el entorno virtual, tendrán algúna información?
How to debug a django project running on IIS?
Azure is shit, Please make a video showing how to deploy using a blank project, i tried and i keep failing.
I really don't like how you just use the samples to do this. Make a blank app and show us how easy it is to MAKE something; not install and run something that was already made.
Created the mysql database on Azure and enetered the connection settings in my settings.py and i got the following error:
operationError(2003, can't connect to MySql server )
Hello,
I try to synchronize the DataBase, which invokes the syncdb command. As of Django 1.9, the "syncdb" command has been removed. What now?
Looks good. The database part was helpful for me, the azure part a little less. I'm planning to use it on another server (non-microsoft), so that'll be a challenge.
Imo good video though.
Is the default database sqlib3 not compatible?
As usual. Someone who seems to know what to do but hasn't got a clue about teaching it. Too much assumed knowledge and pulling rabbits out of hats – that is to say – it just all appears by magic. Please use the same video again but get someone else to present it
where I can find python templates