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[...] see something like: Select the phpMyAdmin link and go to the databases tab. There, create a new database named wordpress: You don’t need to specify a Collation, as MySQL will change it when creating [...]

[...] get a new basic database: $ heroku addons:add heroku-postgresql:hobby-basic This will create a new database with the newest version. If you want to select a particular version, you should use the [...]

[...] and Google Analytics Next, we need to install the oaut2client python package. Activate your virtual environment (if you have one) and type: This will install oauth2client and the following packages: [...]

[...] if you installed Python 3.4 or latter, pyvenv will also install pip when creating a new virtual environment. Let’s create a new virtual envirnoment, named myenv, using pyvenv: $ pyvenv myenv This [...]

[...] of the following errors: Edit the file where this error ocured (for me, it was inside the virtual environment folder, named myenv), at: Look for the functions scan_code or load_module and add it an [...]

[...] and virtualenvwrapper A good practice when working in a Python project is to use a virtual environment. This allows you to have all the packages needed in one place. It is more easy to share and [...]

[...] In this post you will learn to create a Python script that allows users to enter its Google Analytics account and get information from there. In [...]

[...] Do you want to share a Python script to a friend that doesn’t have Python installed? In this post you’ll learn how With the py2app [...]

[...] all the data you want from your accounts. To see more examples, you can check this post: Google Analytics API with Python. The post Use the Google Analytics API with Django appeared first on Marina [...]

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[...] This post explains how to install Python 3 in a Mac OS X. Check this post if you want to clean install Python 2.7. You can also [...]

[...] calls it if exists. Close your Terminal and open it again to make these changes effective. Install Python 2.7 First of all, let’s see the path of the Python that comes installed with Mavericks by [...]

[...] you are deploying your App on Heroku, don’t miss this post From HTTP to HTTPS Fortunately, all Heroku app domains, like myapp.herokuapp.com, are SSL enabled and can be accessed via https. If you are [...]

[...] In this post you will learn to configure and use PostreSQL in your Heroku app. Moreover, you’ll learn how to perform database backups using the PG Backups add-on. PostgreSQL [...]