Build productive Python web applications with Visual Studio Code, Azure and Azure DevOps
summary
A small Django Twitter clone runs locally from a cloned repo using a Python virtualenv and Postgres, with VS Code auto-selecting the environment and enabling breakpoints in templates plus a debug console with autocomplete to inspect request and user objects. Extensions let VS Code create and deploy an Azure Web Apps on Linux instance (Python 3.7) in a few clicks. CI/CD uses CI via YAML pipelines in Azure DevOps: build (pip install, tests) then gated deploy, and the demo app deploys and runs successfully.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:31set up my local development environment
- 1:46set up a postgres database
- 2:05activates the virtual environment
- 3:26select the python django debug configuration
- 5:41deploy our application to the cloud
- 6:35select an operating system
- 7:20set these application settings straight from vs code
- 7:59configure the deployment source
- 8:36set up a ci ncd pipeline for our application
- 9:28install all of our requirements
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