I was thinking, for the sake of helping new users learn quicker, that
the Django documentation could be organized a little more. In
particular the list under "Reference"
i would think a numbered list would be more suitable with 1 being a
good starting place and going down from there. I have not finished
reading all the documentation but I would think something like:
Reference
1. the django-admin.py and manage.py utilities
2. URL configuration
3. Templates
- Guide for HTML authors
- Guide for Python programmers
4. Models
- Creating models
- Examples
- The database API
- Transactions
...
Something like that. It makes sense that the first thing to learn is
django-admin and then next URL configuration. After all, it would make
no sense on how to write a template before you learn how to use
models. But maybe this is just me.
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