MY JOURNEY LEARNING DJANGO

Hello ladies and Gentlemen of the tech Republic.

A couple of weeks ago, I started my journey into the import-filled world of Django, now while carrying out imports is a norm in programming, so far, at least for me Django holds a special position.

That aside I have decided what better thing to do than to blog this illustrious journey of mine, many have come before me, many will come after me but none will be me, other than me. afterall. So to give some context I am taking the Django Web Framework course By Meta, in the Meta Backend Developement Professional Certificate Module. It is available on Coursera should you want to check it out.

Now as at the time of this enlightenment to blog my journey, I will be honest and let you know I am 3 weeks into the course, however I will take a couple of steps back and consider it a revision to go through the  previous week's classes and blog them. Aren't I the best?

The order in which the articles would be released will follow the order in which I take the classes, and while I will not be going into great details, the intention for these articles in to ensure that I can come back to them should I forget some commands, syntax, quirks or rules for Django, which also means they will be of considerable help to you as well, if you are a Django developer.

I will update this articl with the links of the published articles as I publish them, for now lets just think of this as an announcement