A long long time ago, there was a really great website called djangobook.com. It had like 20 chapters and projects explaining how things are done in Django, and

A long long time ago, there was a really great website called djangobook.com. It had like 20 chapters and projects explaining how things are done in Django, and each paragraph had a comments section where people could ask questions specific to that paragraph. That site probably did a lot for Django's success in the community. Unfortunately, giving away a free resource like that doesn't balance the books and years of neglect later the site no longer represented modern Django. It's entirely possible the new Django book site is just as good, but the paywall discourages novices and experts alike. My friends who stayed webdevs think Two Scoops of Django is close in scope, and comes with free updates. It's not quite the everbook that I had hoped the original site would be, but is highly focused on best practices.