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Python Django Forms Forms Creating a Form

Bryce Wellman
Bryce Wellman
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Posted by Bryce Wellman
Bryce Wellman
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Following along else where

Will I be okay to not update my learning_site and still follow along. I follow along on PyCharm so I can reference my work as "notes" easier, will I be able to follow along on there and learn about forms and put them in my code without updating it as it is not as simple as hit new workspace. Do I need to get over it and use workspaces or will I be okay?

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Brandon White
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Are you asking if you can follow along on the text editor on your local machine? If the answer to that is yes, then you should be fine to do that.

I’m still learning Python myself so I Don’t have any experience with Pycharm, but you are able to download your workspace to your local machine and open it in your own editor.

I personally rarely use workspaces much anymore. I prefer coding in my VS Code editor/IDE.