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github.com/shahraizali/awesome-django
also google for
awsome django
there are more of these lists, not sure which one is the most up to dategithub.com/nioperas06/awesome-djan...
also with the above caveat
Thank you!
I would pick these:
Two Scoops of Django
High-Performance Django
Coding for Entrepreneurs
Thanks 👍💚
Personally, I used Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes as a guide. It was the book that initially got me into coding and I seriously cannot say enough good things about it. One day I remembered there was a unit in it about Django (during my initial readthrough I stopped at the data section) so I went back and went through it. It went over the basics (including user authentication) and pretty much caught me up to speed with what I needed/wanted to know. From there it was really easy to just search online for any missing information that I needed. Highly recommend the book if you're not super familiar with Python. If you are, the standard web-docs are great.
Thank you!
The official docs....
As a beginner too??