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This document provides a guide to getting started with Django 1.8, a high-level Python web framework. It covers installation, project creation, database initiation, and running a server, along with brief mentions of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript integration. Additionally, it touches on requests handling, form creation, and project scaling.
An introduction to Django, a high-level Python web framework, and its history from BSD License to its development. Key figures include Rajkumar R., CEO of PurpleFly.
Django is a high-level web framework that supports rapid development with Python 2.7.10 or above, encouraging clean design principles.
Steps to install Django using pip and verify the installation by checking the version (1.8.4).
Instructions for creating a new Django project using 'django-admin'. Details include directory structure and essential project files.
Steps to initiate the database using Django's migration commands. The creation of the Sqlite3 database within the project structure is highlighted.
Guidance on running Django's built-in server and accessing the web application at the given local URL (127.0.0.1:8000).
Explains how Django processes requests and responses between the browser and web server, including components like urls.py and views.py.
Future topics to explore include rendering HTML pages, working with CSS/JS, handling database operations, request handling, form creation, and project scalability.
Website reference for Django documentation and contact information for inquiries.

















