Creating a project with Django

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Do I need to install virtualenv for every different django project that I make or should I just go straight to creating a virtualenv after I installed it in the first project?

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The best way is to create a separate virtual environment for each project. So that you can avoid python package dependency issues.

So first try to understand the definition of Virtual environment," a self-contained directory tree". Now you can create different Virtual environments, What I prefer doing is using a virtual environment based on their uses, like if one virtual environment has all the basic requirments, i don't have to create another one.

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