Same on Two Scoops. It was incredibly useful when I was a junior dev in my first job doing Django. So often it's like "there's five ways I can imagine doing thi

Same on Two Scoops. It was incredibly useful when I was a junior dev in my first job doing Django. So often it's like "there's five ways I can imagine doing this. What's one that at least doesn't totally suck?". It was nice having an opinionated guide for that. I thought I put it in the giant beginner Python/Django syllabus I made[0], but I guess not. Reading your guide more in depth, I really wish I could send it back in time to myself. A weekend going through this would have up-leveled me by a year. I don't know, maybe it would have just caused me more headache. The app I was working on was definitely following a lot of not best practices, and seeing even more might have just been too much! [0]https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/i9vuhr/i_wrote_a_syllabus_for_learning_python_and_django/ https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/i9vuhr/i_...