[https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/]. If you have not used docker in the past, please read this introduction on docker [https://docs.docker.com/get-started/]. Run the demo project in docker (Step 2) Info: you’ve integrated django CMS into your project, you should be able to follow the Tutorials for an introduction to developing with django CMS. Install the django CMS package (Step 1) Check the Python/Django with your own either from scratch or by forking djangocms-versioning. This section gives a short introduction on how to work with djangocms-versioning. For details please consult the djangocms-versioning

[https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/]. If you have not used docker in the past, please read this introduction on docker [https://docs.docker.com/get-started/]. Run the demo project in docker (Step 2) Info: you’ve integrated django CMS into your project, you should be able to follow the Tutorials for an introduction to developing with django CMS. Install the django CMS package (Step 1) Check the Python/Django with your own either from scratch or by forking djangocms-versioning. This section gives a short introduction on how to work with djangocms-versioning. For details please consult the djangocms-versioning

(Step 1) Install docker from here. If you have not used docker in the past, please read this introduction on docker. Run the demo project in docker (Step 2) Info: The demo project is a minimal Django you’ve integrated django CMS into your project, you should be able to follow the Tutorials for an introduction to developing with django CMS. Install the django CMS package (Step 1) Check the Python/Django entry in the site menu and you’ll see the new static alias listed in its category “Static alias”. introduction/images/static-alias.png Note: Like editing of pages and aliases publishing is independent. If

(Step 1) Install docker from here. If you have not used docker in the past, please read this introduction on docker. Run the demo project in docker (Step 2) Info: The demo project is a minimal Django you’ve integrated django CMS into your project, you should be able to follow the Tutorials for an introduction to developing with django CMS. Install the django CMS package (Step 1) Check the Python/Django entry in the site menu and you’ll see the new static alias listed in its category “Static alias”. introduction/images/static-alias.png Note: Like editing of pages and aliases publishing is independent. If

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is updated Where to get it Differences between versions Writing your first patch for Django Introduction Code of Conduct Installing Git Getting a copy of Django’s development version Running Django’s topics Templates Support for template engines The Django template language Class-based views Introduction to class-based views Built-in class-based generic views Form handling with class-based views Session security User-uploaded content Additional security topics Performance and optimization Introduction General approaches Caching Understanding laziness Databases HTTP performance Template performance

is updated Where to get it Differences between versions Writing your first patch for Django Introduction Code of Conduct Installing Git Getting a copy of Django’s development version Running Django’s topics Templates Support for template engines The Django template language Class-based views Introduction to class-based views Built-in class-based generic views Form handling with class-based views Session security User-uploaded content Additional security topics Performance and optimization Introduction General approaches Caching Understanding laziness Databases HTTP performance Template performance

is updated Where to get it Differences between versions Writing your first patch for Django Introduction Code of Conduct Installing Git Getting a copy of Django’s development version Rolling back to topics Templates Support for template engines The Django template language Class-based views Introduction to class-based views Built-in class-based generic views Form handling with class-based views Session security User-uploaded content Additional security topics Performance and optimization Introduction General approaches Caching Understanding laziness Databases HTTP performance Template performance

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