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You can use XCode to program on Django, as it’s plain Python 2.x and XCode is a good tool for Python.
Make sure that you learn the pythonic constructs before trying to make advanced things with Django, as you might be trying to bend the framework to do some things that the language already does.
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I wouldn’t suggest XCode for python/django development – it’s another world. An editor may be sufficient. A list of IDEs for python can be found here: What IDE to use for Python?
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I wouldn’t recommend it even though xcode supports it. The problem is the host of nifty little features which are provided by IDEs like pycharm, eclipse is not present (or atleast not available out of the box) for example inbuilt django support, db integrations, git integration, intellisense, syntax highlighting etc.
I’d definitely recommend PyCharm for Python/Django development.
In fact, why don’t you choose it yourself:
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