When is the free Django starter enough?
Start with the open-source edition if you want a basic Django project with sign-in and development tools. If customers need to invite coworkers or pay for an account, compare the paid edition for team and billing features before choosing.
What do you get when you generate a project?
The generator makes a set of files based on your settings. The getting-started guide describes downloading those files or using GitHub. Keep the project in a repository you control and plan for the hosting, database and any enabled payment or email services.
What if you change a feature choice later?
Pegasus documents how to generate revised files and bring the changes into your existing project. Review the differences away from the live app, especially changes to the shape of saved data. Check the license and edition for update rights before budgeting for upkeep.
Which account pays for a team workspace?
Draw a fictional design studio with one owner and one invited designer. Give the studio one subscription and decide what happens when the designer leaves.
- Mark the ownerGive the studio a workspace, assign the invitation and write down which person should be able to change billing.
- Remove the designer on paperKeep the subscription and workspace with the studio. Compare that requirement with the team and billing features in the edition you would choose.