"Now in version 6.0, Django includes virtually everything you need to build a web application of any size, and its popularity makes it easy to find examples and help for various scenarios. Plus, Django provides tools to allow your application to evolve and add features gracefully, and to migrate its data schema if there is one. Django also has a reputation for being complex, with many components and a good deal of "under the hood" configuration required."
"Assuming you have Python 3.12 or higher installed, the first step to installing Django is to create a virtual environment. Installing Django in the venv keeps Django and its associated libraries separate from your base Python installation, which is always a good practice. Next, install Django in your chosen virtual environment via Python's pip utility: pip install django This installs the core Django libraries and the django-admin command-line utility used to manage Django projects."
Django is a one-size-fits-all Python web framework inspired by Ruby on Rails that accelerates web development with routes, views, and templates. Version 6.0 bundles comprehensive features for applications of any size and provides tools for evolving applications and migrating data schemas. Projects contain site-level settings and database configuration, while apps encapsulate reusable functionality. Installing Django in a virtual environment keeps dependencies isolated; the pip install django command provides the core libraries and the django-admin management utility. Django can feel complex due to many components and configuration, but a simple application can be created quickly and expanded over time.
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