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Play Python on Azure: Part 1—Building Django apps with Visual Studio Code
Description
Carlton Gibson, Django Software Fellow and Django maintainer, joins Nina Zakharenko to show how to set up a Python application with Django REST Framework and develop with Visual Studio Code, from installing the Python extension to using the integrated terminal and debugging. Visual Studio Code is free and open source, and runs on macOS, Linux and Windows.
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- Python on Visual Studio Code
- Python on Azure
- 4 new Python/Django video tutorials for productive cloud development (blog post)
- carltongibson/rest-framework-tutorial (GitHub repo)
- Create a free account (Azure)
Python on Azure series:
- Python on Azure: Part 1, Building Django apps with Visual Studio Code
- Python on Azure: Part 2, Deploying Django services to Azure Web Apps
- Python on Azure: Part 3, CI/CD with Azure Pipelines
- Python on Azure: Part 4, Running serverless Django apps with Functions
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