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What's the meaning of the default output of manage.py runserver? Can't find any documentation on it:
[25/Jan/2013 07:45:59] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 149
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1) python manage.py runserver This command you'll probably run the most of all commands. It means to run a emulated server on your local computer. So, after running it, you can go to localhost:8000 or 127.0. 0.1:8000.
The runserver command is a built-in subcommand of Django's manage.py file that will start up a development server for this specific Django project.
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I've marked up the default output to help explain its meaning:
([25/Jan/2013 07:45:59]) ("GET / HTTP/1.1") (200) (149)
(Datetime request was sent) (telnet/netcat-style plaintext request string) (HTTP status code) (bytes sent as response)
All these can be confirmed in your favorite browsers dev console.
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