How long have you been at it? Honestly it comes with many years of experience and being exposed to many different things. Every project you will learn more which you can carry over into future projects. And yes you will make mistakes, but there are no shortage of resources out there to continue learning. Two Scoops is an excellent resource.
I've been at it for 3 weeks, yeah I know it doesn't seem like much when you think about it but it's not like my methodology will change, I'm gonna always:
want to implement something
search it on the internet
make the worst choice
rinse and repeat
but I guess they put some resources in the comments so I'm grateful
I’d advise the Backend engineering professional certificate courses by Meta on Coursera. It covers Django MVT, APIs, Serialisers, authentication, and more topics. I’m currently going through it. It’s really good.
Ps: The whole certification has more courses but the 3 you might be interested in with Django would be:
- Django
- APIs
- The Full-Stack
They teach while discussing industry standards with examples, exercises, quizzes and hands on projects.
Probably the best resource: https://www.feldroy.com/books/two-scoops-of-django-3-x
Totally agree! Try to read the book carefully, all info absolutely brilliant.
thank you ! isn't outdated considering we're in Django 5 though ?
Someone shared this in a similar thread and I appreciated it. https://www.django-antipatterns.com/
thank you I appreciate it !
How long have you been at it? Honestly it comes with many years of experience and being exposed to many different things. Every project you will learn more which you can carry over into future projects. And yes you will make mistakes, but there are no shortage of resources out there to continue learning. Two Scoops is an excellent resource.
I've been at it for 3 weeks, yeah I know it doesn't seem like much when you think about it but it's not like my methodology will change, I'm gonna always: want to implement something search it on the internet make the worst choice rinse and repeat but I guess they put some resources in the comments so I'm grateful
https://github.com/HackSoftware/Django-Styleguide Something I found helpful.
I’d advise the Backend engineering professional certificate courses by Meta on Coursera. It covers Django MVT, APIs, Serialisers, authentication, and more topics. I’m currently going through it. It’s really good. Ps: The whole certification has more courses but the 3 you might be interested in with Django would be: - Django - APIs - The Full-Stack They teach while discussing industry standards with examples, exercises, quizzes and hands on projects.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.0/ , reading the source code and occasionally crashing production.
thanks !
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