This is how I would do it, step by step: 1. Read through the django documentation and try to set up a single site. 2. Realize I was reading django 1.6, and my

This is how I would do it, step by step: 1. Read through the django documentation and try to set up a single site. 2. Realize I was reading django 1.6, and my system had v 1.8 which broke a few things 3. Get on Upwork to hire someone to do it for me 4. Get frustrated with the quality of applicants, but have hope for one person who made the interview 5. Go back to Django and decide that Rails is the right way. Struggle with RVM. 6. Hire the person on upwork, and be disappointed with the first version. Ask why they decided to use wordpress and a custom PHP widget. 7. Go back to Django and get a basic blog up and running 8. Finally pay someone a decent amount on Upwork who sets up the store in no time. Unfortunately, there is no known shortcut.