sergio_101 @sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com
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I have been using web frameworks for decades, but have not had the opportunity to use . I am working on a small personal project, with one dev, me! I picked Django for the admin interface. But had trouble getting through the tutorials because they were huge.

I found a perfect tutorial for someone in my headspace.

Thanks, @ehmatthesEric Matthes for a SUPER useful tutorial. I have gone half way through, and this is perfect. More detail in the responses in this toot.

link: mostlypython.com/django-from-f

Django from first principles

Most Django tutorials and resources start by running two commands: django-admin startproject, followed by manage.py startapp. This is a reasonable way for experienced Django developers to start new projects, because it sets up an overall structure that makes sense for most web apps. This approach is not necessarily best,

www.mostlypython.com · Mostly Python

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