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I am really glad to see that they are updating it for Django 1.x. I have not programming background but have been trying to decide on a web-focused language/fra
by adnymarc 18y ago
I am really glad to see that they are updating it for Django 1.x. I have not programming background but have been trying to decide on a web-focused language/framework to learn, and Django was highest on my list. Up until now, however, there weren't any online resources (that I had found) that detailed getting started with Django 1.x. I've started looking at Ruby/Rails, but may have to reconsider my decision now that there is a good resource available.
- jonknee 18y agoThe main Django docs are really good and up to date. Not a book, but if you have the concepts down everything you need is there.
- Scriptor 18y agoAgreed, they're just 4 pages, but they cover a great deal and you can definitely start a decent site after going through the tutorial. At its end, it also points you to more docs that describe specific things such as forms, urls, and caching in great detail.
- simonw 18y agoActually if you generate a PDF off the official Django documentation it comes out as nearly 800 pages! http://blog.clintecker.com/post/66123727/django-1-0-2-documentation-as-a-nearly-800-page-pdf http://blog.clintecker.com/post/66123727/django-1-0-2-docume...
- Scriptor 18y agoGood point, I meant that the introductory tut was only 4 pages. THanks for correcting me!