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Like other people comnented, the django docs is the place to start. If i started from scratch again i would read it all first because there are many important d
by zemanel 14y ago
Like other people comnented, the django docs is the place to start. If i started from scratch again i would read it all first because there are many important details there, that will even be handy at more advanced stages. Would probably also follow and type myself the tutorial, get it running locally and then learn do deploy it online, perhaps on EC2/heroku/gondor.io . It pretty much covers the lifecycle and its a good kickstart.
I'd also pickup virtualenv + pip skills asap.
- Goopplesoft 14y agoHere are your vitualevn/pip skills: 1) virtualenv --no-site-packages <project_name> 2) source project_name/bin/activate 3) pip install <package_name> 4) pip freeze > requirements.txt 5) pip install -r requirements.txt Thats pretty much all you need to know to get a LONG way with those two. In general pyhton and django are very easy, dont be intimidated by the number of new words showing up. Best thing to do is start a practice project and get coding away.
- zemanel 14y agothanks for complementing :-) commenting from a zte blade is a pain. ps.: use distribute ( * ) * - Sponsored by the Ministry Of Packaging, http://s3.pixane.com/python_comrades.png http://s3.pixane.com/python_comrades.png