0:00Hello and welcome to this short video
0:06tutorial. I'm going to show you how to
0:08install Django
0:11on your computer. Django works within the
0:15Python framework so you're going to need to
0:18install that before you do anything. So go
0:23to the Python website and you want to make
0:25sure you download the appropriate version
0:27of Python. At the moment Django only
0:30supports
0:30version or up to version 2.6. So for this
0:34tutorial I'm going to download version 2.6
0:38of Python and version 1.02 of Django. Just
0:47so you know I'm running on Windows Vista
0:49here.
0:52To write you double click the Python file
1:04and install. It might ask you for a few
1:09prompts.
1:09So here's the Python file. I'm going to
1:19install Django. I'm going to install Django
1:29. I'm
1:31going to install Django. And when that
1:44finishes just click finish. And you can
1:48delete the
1:49installation file because we've installed
1:51Python. If you want to double check if you
1:53've
1:53installed Python. If you go to the C drive
1:57you'll see that there's a Python folder
2:01there.
2:01And you should also see Python installed
2:09there. So next day just to download the
2:14appropriate
2:15version of Django and extract it onto your
2:18desktop. Use 7-Zip to do this if you don't
2:21have WinRar. 7-Zip is free. And there's the
2:28Django file. While we're here I'm going to
2:31rename it to something easy. We're going to
2:35have to call these files up so it's good to
2:38have something that isn't prone to spelling
2:46mistake. And you want to cut that and put
2:54it in the C drive. Now it's done. Now you
3:04want to call your command line. I hit the
3:12shortcut Windows + R. Or you can go here
3:16and type CMD and select it there. But I've
3:21got
3:22the shortcut. And you get here. Here you
3:29want to type cd backslash and then again cd
3:36Django
3:38files. Remember we renamed it. And here you
3:48want to go setup.py install. Hit it. And
4:01then
4:01it does its business. Ok and when that's
4:21finished you should reach this line here.
4:25And when
4:25that's done you can close that and we can
4:29fire up Python. You want to fire up the
4:33command
4:34line. And in here you want to type import
4:46Django. And it does that. And then just to
4:53double check that everything is installed
4:57you type Django.version all in capitals and
5:02it tells you what version of Django you've
5:05installed. And that is the Django
5:07installation
5:08process. It's good to go and ready for you
5:13to use. Thanks for listening.
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