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Line 78: # Mac/Windows right-click on run.py and "open with" your text editor of choice ==== Programmer: You're ready for Saturday! ==== If you're doing the programming section of the workshop tomorrow and you got this far, you're ready to go. Show an instructor your run.py working and also opened in a text editor, get your sticker and go have a good sleep. == Intro to Web App stream: Setting up Django == If you want to make a web app on Saturday, you'll ~~have~~need to goinstall ~~through~~some ~~this process. This is an optional step in setup; however, it can be an exciting and fulfilling~~additional ~~one~~packages. The web app is an example of an integrated Python-based application. It uses the [http://www.djangoproject.com/ Django] web framework. Because the setup for this project is somewhat involved, this project and its setup are optional. If you run into trouble, get the help of aan ~~staff member~~instructor. '''Instructions''': [[Setting up the web app]] ==== Web Developer: You're ready for Saturday!==== ~~If you are interested in the material, please try:~~ If you're doing the web app stream of the workshop tomorrow and you got this far, you're ready to go. Show an instructor that your welcome page on alwaysdata.net is working, get your sticker and go have a good sleep. * [[Setting up the web app]] ~~== That's it! Friday is over. ==~~ ~~In summary, make sure you leave on Friday comfortable with the following things:~~ ~~# Running Python from a command prompt~~ ~~# Running the ColorWall from a command prompt~~ ~~# Editing Python code in a text editor~~ ~~Let us know if you have any questions about Friday's setup or Saturday's workshop, and we look forward to seeing you on Saturday!~~