Do you create a Model or View first? In DJANGO?

What order do you take,
To create a page.html to show up?
Is it a View, Model, ect? What?

Comments

[Gordon Reeder]

It's been a while since I dabbled with dJango. But IIRC:
Models are your interface to the database and not really necessary for a "Hello World" type of page.
What I would do is create a single stub view. It would look for a context variable and use that to create or modify a text string.
Then I would create the URLS and they all call the stub.
So, short answer Views and URLS first. Models next (completely the opposite of how the django tutorial presents it.

[Marc Jerome]

I'm assuming this page.html requires models since you are using django.
My own way doing it is, I create a model first then views then urls.

But there are other methodologies justified by the philosophy of some programmer/s.
Some codes in the Test Driven Development (TDD) approach, Behavior Driven Development (BDD), to name a few.

If you are interested in these, I think you can pick a good book at Amazon.

[yoanbello]

First create the URL, next create the view and if You need a model then you create that

[Bret]

I’ve created urls, for a httprequest, it worked when I had a “

home page<\h1>”,

But when I tried to have a home.html page render.... it doesn’t show

[Bret]

My manage.py is at the bottom and I don’t have a duplicate name of a folder. I made a folder first and then ran the commands