Re: DJANGO BOOTCAMP

On Sat, Jan 1, 2011 at 00:17, <delegbede@dudupay.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I recently started working on a project which is based on django. I've had reasons to work through the documentation several times to get things done.
> However, each time I check the documentation, I find out there is more to learn hence, my thought.
>
> Is there any or can there be a django clinic for beginners or a bootcamp for beginners where people can go through the process of learning django.
>
> With the little I have seen of the so many that is possible, can there not be such arrangement for beginners like me to tap into. Reading the documentation alone may not help as having a guide.

The four part tutorials! I used to get frustrated that they just ended
too. I did them numerous times. In the end, it was starting my own
project and then hanging out in the boot camp known as [mailing
list|irc|docs]. That's it. I'm sure I'm not alone here in not knowing
Django inside out. Build it, and as you need something, look read and
ask. I don't think there's a short cut. The intro tutorials are
excellent for a broad overview and getting started on your own project
though.

cheers
L.

>
> Regards.
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