Django, Python novice to develop?

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Hi, everyone. I'm coding newbie who just entered Python and Django world. I've never studied another program language before

I think it would be very helpful to study if I made my own service (relatively simple...) using Django and Python. I'm still lacking in skills and knowledge, but I can't decide whether it's better to study more by following other books or examples, or if it's simple, but I want to study while making the program I want.

Please give me advice from masters ^

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2022-09-22 21:44

1 Answers

If you're new to programming, I recommend you to solve various examples. Even if you've learned a language, if you don't have enough experience in solving examples, it's often hard to make something very simple.

tryhelloworld.co.kr/courses/ Python-Introduction If you look at the last part of , there are some practice questions. Practice the language by solving the problem.

And Janggo recommends that you start making the service you want after experiencing various examples. If you follow the example, you will see one by one that you would like to use for the service you are trying to create. I think it's better to start when you think you can make it to a certain extent.

It's also a good way to make what you want. But if you've made something different in more than one programming language, I think it's better to try it with a sense of how to solve the problem.

To tell you one more thing. There is a saying that more than half of development is search. Experienced developers also search a lot to solve problems and solve the blockage one by one. One of the important parts is to practice solving one by one through search when there is a blockage. Rather than feeling frustrated by "why can't I find the answer" when it's blocked, I recommend you to think of it as developing your search power and try various search terms.


2022-09-22 21:44

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