I've got a solid foundation in Python, but I'm new to Django, the web framework. I have experience with Java Spring, Node.js, React, and Next.js, and I'm eager to explore Django for app and web development. Can anyone recommend some great resources for getting started with Django? Also, is Django a good choice for app and web development? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this!
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Since you're already familiar with Python, the official Django docs are going to be the best fit. They have everything you need to get started!
For a good guide on Django class-based views, I recommend visiting ccbv.co.uk. It’s super helpful.
You really can't go wrong with the official Django documentation. That's how I learned; I just dove into it, practiced, and found projects to work on. The same goes for the Django Rest Framework!
Definitely check out 'Django 5 by Example'—it's a great resource to get a hands-on feel for the framework!
I totally agree! The official documentation and tutorials are incredibly helpful.