I thought a lot about the meaning of the migrating a Django apppast few days and heard about porting Django applications from django-south . Perhaps this is simply the lack of sufficient English skills (since English is not my native language), or this is one of those things that you encounter in the life of a programmer that is so simple that you need to first understand it brilliantly.
I read the translation "migrate" in my native language, read the definition migrationon Wikipedia, and read the idea of "django-south, quoting:
With the South, you install it, and then give one or more of your applications some migrations (either their hands or their auto-generation from your model definition). When you syncdb, you will synchronize applications that do not have migration (for example, for example, django.contrib.auth, which have a fixed scheme), and then at startup. /manage.py migrate, South kicks and does Migrations. Reasonable.
This is confusing, and I still do not understand everything related to “migration of django applications” or “migration in general”. I would understand if I know how to interpret a wordmigration
I hope you understand.
Have patience with me, but I really would like to know. So maybe one of you could explain to me, please.
Thanks for your time in advance.