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Personally as IDE I use Pycharm, it’s just great, has really an extensive support for Django.
Besides I use Fabric for automated deployments.
Not sure if you ask exactly about that. In case you do not know Django contains itself a lot of “tooling commands” available via manage.py
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You just need Python and Django to work with Django.
To do it the right way, I’d highly recommend that you follow https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/intro/tutorial01/
After this, you’ll have a good idea about how to work with Django.
Some other useful resources:
For tools, any text editor will work. You don’t need anything fancy.
I personally use Atom Text Editor for no particular reason.
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