5 ms·
Unless you're already a Python whizz, "Python Essential Reference" is a must. I found poking around inside Satchmo incredibly helpful for finding quality code
by ra 19y ago
Unless you're already a Python whizz, "Python Essential Reference" is a must.
I found poking around inside Satchmo incredibly helpful for finding quality code examples. (http://www.satchmoproject.com/ http://www.satchmoproject.com/).
Other than that, just do the tutorial on the djangoproject site, and subscribe to the django-users group on google groups.
have fun!
Rich
edit: Also there's a feed called the django aggregator. A little noisy at times, but worth scanning through couple of days: http://www.djangoproject.com/community/ http://www.djangoproject.com/community/
- samratjp 19y agoSatchmo's pretty cool. And just fyi to other new pythonistas(?) - the new o'reilly book Learning Python is good, but thought it was a bit too long and expensive; the online tutorials fare very well indeed :)