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Download and install Python from here
- Better to install at the default location(
C:\Python27
). If you are providing custom locations, avoid using spaces
- Better to install at the default location(
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Add the below directories to PATH environment variable. For more details, refer here
- Python Base directory (Example:
C:\Python27
) - Python Scripts directory (Example:
C:\Python27\Scripts
)
- Python Base directory (Example:
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It should look similar to this
[Existing Paths];C:\Python27;C:\Python27\Scripts;
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Open a new command prompt and verify(type
python
) if the environment variable is set properly.
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Install virtualenvwrapper using pip
pip install virtualenvwrapper-win
- Download and install Git from here
- During the installation choose the following options
- Step : "Adjusting your PATH environment"
- Option to choose : "Use Git from the Windows Command Prompt"
- Once the setup is done close all the command prompt windows and open it again to reflect git shell command.
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Create a new virtual environment using virtualenv.
mkvirtualenv pycon-dj-workshop
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The environment directory would be created under User's home directory (Example:
C:\Users\<User name>\Envs
) -
It will automatically start the environment. If you have closed the command prompt and opened it, use the following command
workon pycon-dj-workshop
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Create a separate directory for the workspace and navigate to it(Example:
C:\djangows\
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Clone the repository from the github
git clone https://github.com/sivaa/pycon2014-django-workshop.git
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Navigate to the repository (
cd pycon2014-django-workshop
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Install the requirements from requirements.txt file
pip install -r requirements.txt
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Verify the installation of dependencies
pip freeze
- Install SQLite Browser from here
- Install latest FireFox
- Your favorite text editor / IDE