Best resources to learn Django

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"Dude, I'd recommend checking out the official Django tutorial on their website. It's super in-depth and will get you started in no time. The 'Django by Example' book on O'Reilly is also a great resource, imho."

 

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[Mokilo]

"Definitely check out the official Django documentation, it's super comprehensive and has lots of examples. I also recommend 'Python Crash Course' by Eric Matthes, it covers Django in depth and is a great resource for beginners. Udemy courses can be a bit pricey, but they have some good ones on Django too"

 

[granolds]

"Hey guys, I'd recommend checking out the official Django documentation - it's super thorough and has a ton of examples. For a more interactive learning experience, I've also been enjoying the Django Girls tutorials, they're really well-structured and easy to follow."

 

[Magic Coder]

"Definitely check out the official Django tutorial on the Django website, it's a solid foundation to get you started. For a more interactive experience, I'd recommend taking the free Django Girls tutorial - it's a great way to learn by doing. Anyone have any other resources to share?"

 

[hethop]

"Django is a beast of a framework, but I've found the official tutorial series on Django's site to be super helpful, especially for beginners. Another resource I'd recommend is the free Django Girls tutorial, it's got a great walkthrough of the basics and is really beginner-friendly. Anyone else got any fave learning resources?"

 

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"Django's a beast of a framework. I personally recommend checking out the official Django tutorial (docs.djangoproject.com) and Codecademy's Django course - they're super comprehensive and will get you up and running in no time."

 

[маркиз_]

"Dude, I've been learning Django for a while now and I gotta say, the official Django tutorial on their website is a solid start. Then, you can check out the Udemy course by 'Traversy Media' - it's a great hands-on resource. Also, YouTube channels like Corey Schafer's Python Tutorials are super helpful."

 

[shser]

"For learning Django, I'd recommend the official Django documentation - it's packed with tutorials and guides for beginners. Django Girls is another awesome resource, offering free workshops and tutorials specifically for women and non-binary folks who want to get into web dev. Also, the real Python course by Corey Schafer is solid too"