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namrata18s asked this question in Q&A
IDE #121
Nov 26, 2023 · 1 comments · 1 reply
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Hi there @namrata18s. Yeah so in the setup I mostly showed Pycharm as their Django support is amazing in my opinion. Quite a few of us use it too.

But you don't need to use it, if you don't want to use it you can follow setup and just follow all of the opposite steps. So you'll likely:

  • setup your .env file manually
  • setup a database (of choice or you can use XAMPP to create one - in the guide)
  • Add database details to your .env
  • run py manage.py runserver to run the app.

We have recently added tailwind via NPM so it's suggested that you use npm install and then npm run tailwind-build

Feel free to ask any more questions as needed, I appreciate your interest in the project.

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