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Django 1.4 for Ubuntu 11.10/12.04

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http://blog.sudobits.com – Django is one of the coolest web application development framework, for Python developers. Django is a free and open source web development framework (released under BSD license). Django is easy to learn and allows Rapid Development with clean and pragmatic approach (in design). Recently Django version 1.4 has released but in Ubuntu 12.04 beta or 11.10 or any older versions you can’t get the latest version from the official package repository (In 12.04 Beta 2, the latest version was 1.3). So if you want to try latest version of Django on Ubuntu, then you must install it either from a PP (HowTos)

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