I think the tutorial in the official documentation is fine, then there is the Django girls page and the Django Two Scoops book. Once you can create apps and views, I recommend learning specific things (in order): How to get body content and headers in views JSON: Parse content and use JsonResponse render shortcut and templates (context, block, if, for loop) Models: Fields (DateTime -> ForeignKey -> ImageField) Models: Migration commands Models: ModelAdmin (list_display) and TabularInline Forms (Basic usage) File Storage Class Based Views (fbvs vs cbvs) User: Authentication (auth urls and modify default templates) User: Custom Authentication views (authenticate, login, logout) User: Set permissions and groups User: Profile Model vs AbstractUser Signals How to send emails Tests (learn about UnitTest framework) Django Rest Framework (see documentation and Medium posts) DRF: APIView DRF: Serializer and ModelSerializer DRF: Generic views DRF: Pagination DRF: Session/Token Authenticantion and permissions DRF: Custom Auhentication DRF: Tests (APIClient) OAuth (OAuth Toolkit) Celery (create tasks and periodic tasks) (good to know) Django Channels (optional) Django Ninja Upload to production (run as a service, use Apache or NGINX, WhiteNoise, Docker) More on reddit.com

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