On 3 juil, 10:22, Rit Lim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a recent college graduate, and I haven't written any real program.
> I'm trying to learn the more advance topics in Python... Its
> impossible to get an entry-level Python job.
>
> What part of Django source cod
possible to get an entry-level Python job.
>
> What part of Django source code should I read first?
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>> impossible to get an entry-level Python job.
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>> What part of Django source code should I read first?
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> none - first write a simple blog site in django
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On 03-Jul-08, at 1:52 PM, Rit Lim wrote:
> I'm a recent college graduate, and I haven't written any real program.
> I'm trying to learn the more advance topics in Python... Its
> impossible to get an entry-level Python job.
>
> What part of Django source code should I read first
I haven't written any real program.
> I'm trying to learn the more advance topics in Python... Its
> impossible to get an entry-level Python job.
>
> What part of Django source code should I read first?
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What part of Django source code should I read first?
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