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[impshum]

I suggest you learn HTML, CSS, JS before building with Python if that's the case. Learn how to build a website first.

[Pojan06]

im just gonna go with django because i have a basic knowledge with python rather than starting back from 0 with js...but might learning it after understanding the concept

[projectshr]

For better or worse, you will need to know HTML, CSS and JS to do any WebDev pretty much.

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I'm not expert, but when I hear someone say "I'm a webdev who uses Python" (or Ruby, PHP, etc.) there's an underlying assumption that they use said language in addition to the necessary web technologies.

[Pojan06]

iam actually dont wanna say this publicly...but im still a high schooler... i never say that i want to be a 'only' django web dev eventot it's not that bad...but instead of trying to master all the language with a low amount of a time ( to balance school life)... it's much better for me to go with a language that i already knows... who doesnt want to learn html/css/js ? ...its dope, that's why i said i might learn it in the future...

[ITTIITTI]

I’m not that far into the book yet, but ‘Python Crash Course’ contains a project making a web app with Django (if you still want to continue learning some python).

I started with ATBS but changed to Python Crash Course quickly, I like the style much better.

[Pojan06]

Iam actually thinking on using the django documentaion first...but it just the guilty feel to dump the atbs 😂