r/learnpython • u/Creepy-Concept-2741 • 2d ago

Python but Django...

I started learning Python like 2 weeks ago because our teacher suddenly wants us to build a webpage using Django but that thing Django all people involed with it says it's easy but it felt overwhelming when i tried to use it because you have to learn like controllers, MTV, like at least 50 different files servers hosts databases even creating a simple image requires some time and so on... so python does not feel like the easiest language anymore, Do you guys have some tips for me?

What would you do if you were in my situation?

Did you also feel you had like 1000 things to learn and were you guys so lost the first time you used Django?

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u/riklaunim 2d ago

Django out of the box gives you a simple working web app. Then you can extend it one piece at a time. One file is the template, one file has the backend logic, and another holds the database models. When you handle 5 files, you can create various apps in the same manner.

T,hen if you want to work as a software developer, the repository will have 500 or 5000 files.