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Thanks for piping in - unfortunately I'm too late to edit my 1.5 comment. Can you describe the easiest way for non-developers to get started with Mezzanine? Is
by FilterJoe 14y ago
Thanks for piping in - unfortunately I'm too late to edit my 1.5 comment.
Can you describe the easiest way for non-developers to get started with Mezzanine? Is there a way to do it that doesn't involve installing Python, Django, virtualenv, Mezzanine, other apps, etc.?
- stephen_mcd 14y agoRoss Laird wrote an absolutely beautiful Mezzanine tutorial geared towards new developers: http://rosslaird.com/blog/first-steps-with-mezzanine/ http://rosslaird.com/blog/first-steps-with-mezzanine/ That's part one, there are several on his site.
- phunel 14y agoI agree, Ross's tutorial is brilliant. Unfortunately it stops right before deployment. For a new developer, or someone who is tech savvy, but not a programmer - deployment can be a maze. I installed Mezzanine on a VPS, something I'm sure is fairly common - so the localhost wasn't available - so that complicated things a bit. Got mod_wsgi working with apache, but not with Mezzanine. Anyway, not to turn this into a support query or anything - but I think deployment is tricky. Ross ended up shooting over some code snippets and I was very grateful for them, but would love to see deployment covered in the same way he did the other parts of the tutorial if there are any takers.