I recommend TreeHouse's Django series. I tried other methods (books, blog posts, none really helped me). Not free either, but it really helped. There's a free t

I recommend TreeHouse's Django series. I tried other methods (books, blog posts, none really helped me). Not free either, but it really helped. There's a free trial so you can learn Django quickly in 7 days (I did) but I am keeping my membership for now to learn other stuff... (although kinda pricey for me). The series is not up-to-date either, but the basics remain unchanged. You may find one or two syntax / API differences, but that's it. I also grew up with Django... since 0.9 but didn't really focus on web development using Django, so for me I had to pick it up again from scratch and quick. Two Scoops is a reference book at best IMO. Use it if you are really comfortable with all the basics of Django and you have done at least 6-12 months of Django regularly.