In the interest of better diffs:
Instead of breaking by line length, break by sentence. Break lists by item in the list and put some long urls on their own lines.
- Always clarify that the instructions assume a virtual environment
- Add to the tutorial instructions for using venv
- Clarify that Python 3 is required
- Clarify that the tutorial is an alternative to "Getting started" that
assumes less background knowledge
- Remove pip installation instructions because Django only supports
versions of Python that include it
- Make headings in the tutorial instead of an ordered list
This makes the page easier to scan visually and allows linking to
specific headings.
- Add the warning about Pillow dependencies to the tutorial
- In "Getting started" move Pillow's dependencies to the general
dependencies list
- Make language more welcoming (saying "we just do x" alienates people
who have less familiarity with x")
- Other small text changes
This is the correct lexer for interactive console sessions, according to
<http://pygments.org/docs/lexers/>. This does require command lines to
be prefixed with `$`, otherwise they are interpreted as the output of a
command. It highlights the command nicely, including environment
variables, strings, and comments.
While the project template is intended to be as generic as possible, and not everyone will want to use requirements.txt (some would prefer to use setup.py to define requirements, for example), we need some way to formally indicate that the project template is specific to Django 1.8.
