Re: How to upload Django/Python to FTP

By the way, this User Group stays pretty active so you should get some
pretty good feedback within 24 hours if you run into any problems
while trying to put your site on whatever host you decide to go with.
Another great resource is IRC (Freenode server, #django is the
channel) if you want more immediate help.

You can catch me on Skype from Monday-Friday 10am-5pm EST if you or
your web developer have any small/quick questions. I don't mind
helping out as long as it doesn't pull me away from my job for too
long. My username is kurtis.mullins.

On 6/1/12, Kurtis Mullins <kurtis.mullins@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Welcome to Django!
>
> While you could, possibly, manage to upload your project and get it
> running -- it would be well worth the effort to learn the basics of
> using a Linux command-line. You don't have to edit your files in the
> command line but it'll make things a lot easier when trying to deploy
> your application.
>
> I haven't used Webfaction in a while. However, their support (I
> believe it was setup similar to Stackoverflow, if I remember
> correctly) was great! You might have luck posting your question there
> since this is more of a server-specific question rather than
> Django-specific.
>
> Webfaction would be a great host to choose. I, personally, just use
> Cloud Servers (Amazon, Rackspace and positive-internet) but those take
> a lot more effort than most people like when just jumping in.
>
> Also -- you don't need to put your Django Website up on a host to use
> it at all. The tutorial shows you how to run it straight from your
> computer. It wouldn't be hard for you and your web developer to use
> dropbox or some sort of a file-sharing system (I'd use a versioning
> system like git) to just pass back and forth the work. Then, when it's
> ready to be tested live, you can pretty easily get on the path to
> deployment.
>
> With that said, I think a lot of people here do (or have) used
> Webfaction so hopefully someone else might be able to chime in and
> give you some good information as well.
>
> Good luck!
>
> On 6/1/12, Shayne <karla.degrano@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi evryone!
>>
>> I have a 'not-yet-done-website' with Django and Py. The website is
>> just for practice. I really don't have any idea about Python, because
>> im only a web designer. My web dev really don't have the idea on how
>> to upload them on FTP. Never bought a hosting yet, but im planning to
>> buy at webfaction.com which supports my framework. But I don't think
>> they'll upload my files. I really dont know where to ask this, because
>> only few people knows python.
>>
>> Where and how should I begin?
>>
>> I only checked my files through localhost, but i wanted to know how to
>> pull them out from my computer. Drag and drop wont work. :|
>>
>> I hope you understand.
>>
>>
>> Shayne
>>
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