> > Xavier,
Thank you for the response. I do agree it does a great job introducing various parts of the framework. However, most people don't master things at the first read, and they need to refer back at least once or twice until they use them and feel comfortable. Until then, the topics and api sections are not quite beneficial because they provide you with ALL the options and you do not know the ramifications, you don't want to deal with ugly error messages that you don't know where they come from just yet, so you are wary to try (you still want your hand be held little longer). So you remember your old friend 7-step tutorial, but that goes from low grain to high grain, which is to the contrary of your work flow.. you want to go from high grain to low grain (e.g., from ModelViewSet in part 6 to ListCreateApiView or individual Mixins in part 3). Being honest, I read through the tutorial about twice, did not follow through actually doing it. If I did, it would stick better, but I don't think end result would differ. It is hard to refer back to. I think it would be better if it flowed seamlessly from the quickstart, with something like "OK now you got the simplest and most generic use case, if you need more customization here is step 2, here is step 3.. kind of. You may be right some people may feel comfortable too early and not appreciate the rest of the tutorial, but it would be easy to redirect if they complained. Have a good one. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django REST framework" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to django-rest-framework+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
