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Resources for learning Django

Hi,

Can you recommend any resources for learning Django? I have python experience but I've never used Django before. What did you use when you were first learning? I'm particularly interested in Tutorials, code examples and any books that you find particularly good.

Best,

Bruno

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The official documentation and Django Book would be the best places to start.

Harley 2009-03-05 22:42:13

+1! I found I could create many applications getting started with the Django Book. I could then use the good documentation to modify and enhance things to my needs.

Nick Presta 2009-03-05 23:21:17

Yeah the book is great. They are currently writing a second one as well that deals with Django 1.0 (at the same djangobook.com URL). It's all free and well worth a look.

Harley 2009-03-05 23:23:24

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Django benefits from very good and extensive documentation, a free book and a series of books: APress and Amazon.

Depending on the Django version you are planning to use I'd recommend starting with the free book and official documentation. You can also buy one of the books if it covers the version.

./alex

alexpopescu 2009-03-05 22:58:18

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I agree with @Harley. Plus you always have this site and thedjangoforum.com if you get stuck.

Joe 2009-03-07 20:43:18

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