To learn proper project based Django .

[Nikhil kanamadi]

Hi all,

I am one year experienced software professional. 

Worked on python and flask.

But now I need to learn And build hands-on Django projects. 

Which is best source for project based understanding  and learning. 

Please provide me any free hands-on  bootcamps  or sources. 

[PASCUAL Eric]

Hi,

The Django official website includes an extensive reference documentation and a detailed tutorial. This is the preferred start point.

Afterwards, you can grab complements from resources such as  :  

• Django Girls site 
  
• Two Scoops of Django book
  

These are those which came out of my mind, but there are plenty others. 

BTW Two Scoops is a great book which goes beyond Django itself, and provides advice about how to structure a Django project, which extensions and tools are useful,... It's a very valuable source of inspiration to build your own experience. Just be warned that it refers to Django 1.11 (and not yet Django 2.x), but this should not be a real problem for now.

Once you'll have assimilated the content of theses sources, you'll be very well prepared for Django coding ;)

Regards

Eric

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[Devender Kumar]

Hi, 

I have different set of mind set there are lot of different type of projects out there.

First think what you wanna build then take out small part of that project get some UI* and start coding it don't think about as a whole just a part. Make some similar parts and collect or join them together and put some finishing stepups and host the dam thing. And start showcasing it. This is what I do and I have just 6 month exp in django and I already did three of the projects with it and doing one more if you wanna be part of it I am happy to have you in.

Regards 

Dev 

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