Django’s built-in test framework is a powerful tool that allows you to write and run tests for your Django applications. Below is a simple example and step-by-step guide to using it. Step 1: Set Up Your Django Project If you haven’t already, start by setting up a Django project. django-admin startproject myproject cd myproject python […]

you can use nohup and store the PID in a file when you start the server: nohup python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000 & echo $! > django_server.pid To continuously display the content of the nohup.out file in real-time tail -f nohup.out To stop the server later, you can use: kill $(cat django_server.pid) You can find the […]

Step 1: Install virtualenv (if not already installed) pip install virtualenv Step 2: Create a virtual environment virtualenv myenv Or using venv module python3 -m venv myenv Step 3: Activate the virtual environment On Windows myenv\Scripts\activate.bat On macOS and Linux source myenv/bin/activate Step 4: Install Django pip install django Step 5: Verify the installation django-admin […]