Re: What is the best combination of components when installing Django on Windows 10?

Hi,

I use windows, and I too was confused about these things. The best recommendation I got was to use Vagrant, and to this day I use it. 

"Vagrant is a tool for building complete development environments."

Basically you select an environment like ubuntu OS (called vagrant box), and then you add it as your vagrant environment. With this as your local development you get many benefits:

1. Since you will eventually be using OS like ubuntu in production, you get the same environment for the development as well.

2. You can play around with the environment.

3. And since you have the production like environment, you can basically do all the stuff you would do in production. Like you want gunicorn, ok, install it in your vagrant environment and use it.

4. You can administer and practice in the machine like you would do for the production.

5. You can have the same exact configuration that is in your production machine.

Hope this will be helpful to you as it was for me. And again, this may not be the best practice for someone else.

Cheers!

Kakar.

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