Development using Django requires running manage.py commands once in a while. I'm using Python Tools for Visual Studio (PTVS) with VS 2015 community ed. Some manage.py commands (like syncdb) are accessible from the menu when a project is created using PTVS's Django template (but not when you use a generic python project and install django using "Install Python package..."), but for others you have to do it the usual way. It seems a waste of time opening a command prompt, changing directory, activating virtualenv and going back to the manage.py's dir - just to execute one command.Development using Django requires running manag