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Awesome, thanks for this. I've been learning Django in my spare time and using the Django Book resource, and while I can work through it I don't think it's taug
by ZanderEarth32 14y ago
Awesome, thanks for this. I've been learning Django in my spare time and using the Django Book resource, and while I can work through it I don't think it's taught in a way that helped me remember how to do any of it without the book. Is that common? I am assuming that the only way you learn how to set up an environment or a Django project is just through doing it multiple times, not memorizing it out of a book. For example, the next time I start a project, I know I'll have to refer back to how to start the whole process.
- victorneo 14y agoI was in the same shoes as you. After going through the tutorial, I didn't feel confident that I could set up another project and configure the required settings without referring to the guide. It will get better once you embark on your second or third project. You will be able to refer back to your earlier projects (instead of the guide) and see what steps you have missed out.