🔒 Help with deciding best resource to learn Django

[near lichen]

Hello Everyone! What would be the best resource to learn Django for Web Development, Especially for Backend?
After a bit of Research I found these 2 options : Corey Schafer's Videos and MDN Django Docs.
Can anybody help me with understanding which one is better in certain field I am trying to learn Django for?

About my prior knowledge in Python. I am pretty comfortable with OOP, Some Data Structures and Basic Web Scraping.
Thanks for looking into this post!

[dense dragon]

@near lichen

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[graceful nexus]

you could also look into the CS50Web course, I took it about half a year ago and enjoyed it, it's pretty much all about Django except for the first lecture \ assignment

https://cs50.harvard.edu/web/

[near lichen]

Sure! I'll definitely check it out. Thanks!

[chrome lagoon]

django docs probably the best and latest resource for you to follow

but corey also did a great job explaining concepts in a sequantial and more digestable manner

both are good. But i think corey's videos are old at this point and while most concepts apply ,docs feel a bit more safer option

[near lichen]

Yeah, I just saw the videos are 6 years old. I am looking forward to the Docs

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