Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
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Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#2lol I was waiting for someone to do that.
Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#3What's going on here? Are the folders supposed to correspond to the sessions? It seems to for the first one but then falls apart...
Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#4I love how this was found organically --- more slides and tutorials to come soon!
Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#5What's going on here? Are the folders supposed to correspond to the sessions? It seems to for the first one but then falls apart...
yes, the folders correspond to sessions -- haven't had too much time to polish it off (there should be slides in the folders as well)
Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#6Name is almost as good as a great Brazilian django course, by the genius Henrique Bastos, called Welcome to the django: http://welcometothedjango.com.br
Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#7I didn't get it when Google decided to name their language Go because it was awfully hard to google. Same here : the name isn't bad but will be impossible to google for anyone forgetting to add "python" to their request.
Anyway, great initiative, I'm looking forward to read it ! (star or bookmark it if you intend to find it next week) :)
Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#8When does the course start?
Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#9What's going on here? Are the folders supposed to correspond to the sessions? It seems to for the first one but then falls apart...
yes, the folders correspond to sessions -- haven't had too much time to polish it off (there should be slides in the folders as well)
So what is the state of the course?
Is this basically a self-paced, self-taught series of notes?
Either way, looks like a nice resource, so thank you.
Re: Django Unchained – Introduction to Python and Django
#10I didn't get it when Google decided to name their language Go because it was awfully hard to google. Same here : the name isn't bad but will be impossible to google for anyone forgetting to add "python" to their request. Anyway, great initiative, I'm looking forward to read it ! (star or bookmark it if you intend to find it next week) :)
Yeah, googling that is impossible. If I remember correctly, I found it from Github search. Now there's 84 stars instead of 1. :)