I think the Django tutorial is an excellent piece of documentation. If somebody doesn't have enough patience to work through it, they probably won't have the time to read the rest of the docs either and will most likely end up writing messy code.
I think the Django tutorial is an excellent piece of documentation. If somebody doesn't have enough patience to work through it, they probably won't have the time to read the rest of the docs either and will most likely end up writing messy code.
There is a reason most tutorials start with: this is how you show something, and if you want to sawe data here's how to make ane use a database. Sure doing it the other way around seems natural to you and other web developers, but it's a bad way to introduce a framework to a complete newbie.
Making the first step simple will just make it even more frustrating later when they don't understand concepts like objects, modules, packages, inheritance, DRY, separation of concerns, best practices, yadda.