Learn django from their official book
10 months ago
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How to learn django
It made me
Happy!
 "Great learning experience"
How I did it: Going through tutorials and books. Hitting the forums and actually build a real application. In the end a real useful application is being built. Yay! Lessons & tips: Build a real Django application! Get your feet wet! |
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Very satisfied.
How I did it: Took the online tutorial Read the online book (which is now out of date) Developed a few sites in it Dove into the Django code: it's easy to read and I learned a ton. Read how I did it…
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wants to build an application using google apps engine
11 months ago
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robjv
17 months ago
I’m not an expert, but I’m confident writing a complete application and I understand the purpose of each component. I plan on writing django applications using Google App Engine.
Untitled
21 months ago
I studied some basic programming over ten years ago (with Pascal, would you believe!), forgot everything, started few years back and built a pretty decent blogging platform with a programming language my colleague created (even weirder!). Now I would just love learn some real programming if only I had the time and stamina.
robjv spinning in a vortex of self-doubt and great hope
Untitled
21 months ago
I bought The Definitive Guide to django (by Holovaty and Kaplan-Moss) and it explains a lot. I just need to separate each part of the django framework and understand each one.
Ruby on Rails is *so* yesterday
23 months ago
and I’ve been meaning to learn Python since PHP and Perl have taken away any notion I had of clean, beautiful code.
The full Django book is online at last, so that’s my Christmas reading…
robjv spinning in a vortex of self-doubt and great hope
Beyond the Basics
2 years ago
I have the basics down, and my appreciation for the Django framework continues to grow. I want to start experimenting with middleware and add my own widgets to forms – especially extending some of the widgets used in the admin interface.
Django Bootcamp at Big Nerd Ranch
2 years ago
Because I work there, I get to go to the very first Django Bootcamp at Big Nerd Ranch:
http://www.bignerdranch.com/classes/django.shtml
