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Using a separate Python environment for isolation

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Using a separate Python environment for isolation

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- [Instructor] At the time of this recording, Django is one of the most popular web development framework for Python. It's trusted by the likes of NASA, Instagram, and Mozilla, just to name a few, and for a good reason. Django allows for very rapid development with very few compromises. It's very flexible and fully featured. When it comes to security, out of the box you get some great sensible defaults. You get great middleware to prevent cross-site request forgery, to handle sessions, to prevent clickjacking, just to name a few. You also get a very robust user handling system that implementing yourself would take a very long time. But before we get started looking at these features, let's make sure that our environment is ready to go. So I'm going to head over to my Exercise Files to 03, and I'm going to do pipenv install in order to set up an environment here. And this environment will have the needed dependencies for…

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