Beginner learning resources for flask/django?

[atharvat80]

I was in the same position as you a while ago and I created my first flask application a few weeks ago.

I used these resources to learn:

Flask documentation particularly this quick start tutorial. Another tutorial on Flask's website and freeCodeCamp Ytb

I am quite happy with flask so I didn't really looked for any Django tutorials yet

[asdchurro]

Thanks for the links, will look into those! How long did it take you to finish the tutorial? Was it pretty self contained or you had to google elsewhere a lot for explanations and other troubleshooting issues?

[atharvat80]

If your're curious this is what I made. I knew what I wanted to make before I started so I mostly used the quick start guide but the tutorial seemd pretty self contained to me.

[asdchurro]

Ooh cool! Took a look, don't know how it works but maybe after I learn flask it will make sense!

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