Install PyCharm

To install PyCharm, follow these steps:

First, open Todo/models.py and fill it with the following code:

```

ue_date = models.DateField(default=timezone.now)

```

Next, let's create a ToDoItem model for our to-do app. Django models define the fields and behaviors of your data. In this file, we'll create models for our application.

To run the myDjangoProject configuration, click on the link in the Run tool window. If required, you can edit it by selecting the Edit Configurations command in the run/debug configuration list on the main toolbar. For example, you can choose to open a browser window automatically when the configuration is launched.

The Django server run/debug configuration is created automatically. For more information, refer to the Django documentation.

Manage.py is a command-line utility that lets you interact with your Django project. The nested directory migrations contains by now only the package file _init_.py, but will be used in the future to propagate the changes you make to your models (adding a field, deleting a model, and so on) into your database schema.

In this tutorial, we will create a basic to-do application using PyCharm. The structure of the project is visible in the Project tool window (Alt+1). The newly created project contains Django-specific files and directories.

To install PyCharm, follow the instructions depending on your platform. If you still do not have PyCharm, download it from this page. Make sure that the following prerequisites are met:

* You are working with PyCharm version 2022.2 or later.

* Keep the default Project venv interpreter type.

In the New Project dialog, do the following:

1. Go to File | New Project, or click the New Project button in the Welcome screen.

2. Select Python as the project type and specify the project name (e.g., myDjangoProject).

3. Choose the location where you want to create your project.

4. Click on the Create button.

Then, install Django by running the following command:

```

pip install django

```

Finally, create a new directory for your project called `myDjangoProject` and navigate into it in PyCharm. Run the following command to start the Django server:

```

python manage.py runserver

```

Instal PyCharm