The Try Django series focuses on teaching Django from the basics to advanced level concepts.
The series follows a step-by-step approach to building real web applications using Django.
The instructor recommends learning from entire projects to gain a deeper understanding of Django.
The series provides a comprehensive guide to setting up the development environment for Django.
The instructor encourages consulting Django documentation and using Google for further learning and problem-solving.
Is prior programming experience required to learn Django?
—No, the series is designed to start from the basics and gradually introduce concepts, making it suitable for beginners.
Are there any recommended prerequisites for the series?
—It is recommended to have Python installed and a basic understanding of programming concepts.
Is the Try Django series suitable for web developers with experience in other frameworks?
—Yes, the series covers advanced level concepts and is suitable for web developers looking to explore Django.
Where can I find the code for the projects in the series?
—The code for the projects can be found on GitHub by searching for 'Try Django repository' on joincfe.com.
Will the series cover specific Django versions?
—The series will discuss the specific Django version used in each video, ensuring compatibility and providing version-specific instructions.
00:00The Try Django series aims to help you learn and master the Django web framework.
02:07The series focuses on building real web applications using Django.
04:36The instructor recommends learning from entire projects.
08:05The series provides a comprehensive guide to setting up the development environment for Django.
14:48The video introduces Sublime Text as the recommended code editor for writing Django code.
19:02The video recommends downloading Sublime Text as a code text editor for writing Django code.
19:43The instructor mentions that Sublime Text is free to download and use, although there is an option to purchase it.
19:59The video instructs viewers to add the Django project folder to Sublime Text.
