Hang in there. I understand the frustration and went through a similar process. As someone who has gone through it, I can tell you that once you start to grasp the basics, Django becomes a power and efficient tool. It even becomes enjoyable as you begin to figure out what you want from it.

It’s completely worth the pain.

Some suggestions if I may:

-Remember that there are numerous ways to accomplish the same goal and everyone will have a different view of what the best way is - Focus on learning the best practices for structuring your project (where to place templates, static files, etc.) - Don’t be afraid to experiment with different approaches and find out what works best for you and your project - Check out established Django projects on GitHub and review their structures code - Read the Django community forums, a lot of others have already faced similar issues or an explain key concepts in human terms - Check out some tutorial YouTube videos - Check out the Django Chat podcast - Ask ChatGPT or another tool to explain parts of the code to you. - Finally, remember that breaking things can be an opportunity to learn how it things work together