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This is indeed a solid list. The most comprehensive best-practices resource of Django I've come across by far is "Two Scoops of Django"[1] by "pydanny"[2]. Its
by deepakprakash 13y ago
This is indeed a solid list.
The most comprehensive best-practices resource of Django I've come across by far is "Two Scoops of Django"[1] by "pydanny"[2]. Its absolutely worth the $17.
[1]: https://django.2scoops.org/ https://django.2scoops.org/
[2]: http://pydanny.com/ http://pydanny.com/
- scrambam 13y agoBest book ever! I asked the authors for a free copy because I was broke. I read it, then answered everything right at a job interview. Got the job and finally bought a real copy.
- pydanny 13y agoCorrection: It's not by "pydanny", it's by "pydanny" and "audreyr". She just doesn't do the whole Twitter/HN/blog thing as much as me. Seriously, do you think I could write a section including code that discusses "the impossible condition of too much chocolate". ;-) Seriously, between the two of us she's the better coder, taught me LaTeX, and knows Strunk and White. I just write what I think and let the grammar experts fix it. :P
- shavenwarthog2 13y agoSeconded. My investment in "Two Scoops of Django" has repaid itself many, many times over. Concrete "best practices" book.