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Django Trip: Ready, Set, Go

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Written by Stefan

December 16th, 2009 at 12:03 pm

  • Not Impressed
    One would hope the rest of your posts are actually more useful than a poor rehash of the djangoproject.com tutorial series.
  • one would hope commenters don't abuse anonymity to post negative reactions. but you're free to dislike it. by the way, it's a series of posts and if you had read the other posts on Django, you should have seen this is more than a rehash
  • lambyuk
    The creation of the symbolic link is not necessary; django-admin.py is installed to /usr/bin/django-admin in the package and is thus accessible system-wide as "django-admin"
  • Thanks for the tip! I've updated the post.
  • Great introduction to Django!

    However, it might be worth noting that Django doesn't strictly follow MVC - it's actually MVT (Model, View, Template) where the view in this case acts more like the controller in an MVC architecture.
  • Yes, that's true. The template in Django is more or less the same as the view in MVC and the view in Django is the controller :)
    Thanks for your comment, Josh!
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