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1. To fill out managing static files in Django 1.5, follow these steps:
2. Create a 'static' directory inside your Django project directory.
3. Inside the 'static' directory, create another directory named after your app (e.g., 'myapp').
4. Place all the static files (CSS, JavaScript, images, etc.) specific to your app inside this app directory.
5. Update the 'settings.py' file in your Django project.
6. - Add 'django.contrib.staticfiles' to the 'INSTALLED_APPS' list.
7. - Set the 'STATIC_URL' variable to '/static/' (or any desired URL path) to serve static files.
8. Run the 'collectstatic' management command to gather all the static files into a single directory.
9. - Run the command 'python manage.py collectstatic'.
10. - This will copy all the static files from each app's 'static' directory to the main 'static' directory.
11. Configure your web server to serve the static files from the 'static' directory.
12. - For development, Django's built-in development server automatically serves static files.
13. - For production, you may need to configure your web server (e.g., Apache, Nginx) to serve the static files.
14. - Refer to the documentation of your specific web server for instructions on serving static files.

Who needs managing static filesdjango 15?

1. Managing static files in Django 1.5 is necessary for developers who want to serve static assets (CSS, JavaScript, images, etc.) alongside their Django web application.
2. Static files are essential for styling web pages, adding interactivity through JavaScript, and including images or other media files.
3. By managing static files, developers can ensure that these assets are correctly served and accessible by the web application.

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