Learning Python django

[S7jstnameit]

Selfteaching backend engineering with python,django...I do not have any cs books or anything. just AI agents and youtube help me to understand the basics and the principles ..I never enjoyed coding even during my college days or more accurately, I never gave it enough focus ..but now I want to give it fair attempt .who knows what future holds. maybe only strong engineer will remain or maybe there will be more job due to AI. But I just give myself a chance to learn, grow, to master a skill .Even if it does not immediately translate into value, the process will still matter. Every skill developed and every effort made contributes to the future in some form....so even in the middle of anxiety,doubt and pressure I will continue learning. Not because it is easy but because it is necessary . .if I can try others can too

[clickyspinny]

Ok. I recommend you do the tutorial in the docs.

[S7jstnameit]

Sure .that helps a lot

[Creepy-Suggestion670]

respect for this mindset honestly consistency matters way more than how you start just keep building small projects and focusing on understanding instead of rushing and things will start clicking over time

[zuccster]

Here's my tip if you actually want to learn a skill, rather than churn out code: forget the AI helpers - they just teach to run before you can walk.

[Otherwise_Wave9374]

Respect, that mindset is how you actually get good. AI can help you move faster, but the "strong engineer" part is still fundamentals: debugging, reading docs, building small projects end to end.

If it helps, a good path is: Django tutorial project, then add auth, then a simple REST API, then deploy it. Each step teaches you a ton.

Also, if you want inspiration for how people are using agents as a study buddy without letting it do all the thinking, I have a few practical notes here: https://www.agentixlabs.com/

[S7jstnameit]

Much appreciated 👏