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- Beginner’s Python Cheat Sheet - Django Focuses on creating web apps with Django. Installing Django and starting a project, working with models, building a home page, using templates, using data, and making user accounts. Available from No Starch Press and Amazon.
- Beginner’s Python Cheat Sheet - Django Focuses on creating web apps with Django. Installing Django and starting a project, working with models, building a home page, using templates, using data, and making user accounts. If you find any errors, please feel free to get in touch.
Django 1.5 cheat sheet
Updated for Django 1.5 for PyCon 2013 where everyone got a nice laminated copy in their swag bags. Older cheatsheets for Django 1.3 and 1.4 are below.
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Django 1.4 cheat sheet
Here is an updated version Jacob put together for PyCon 2012.
Django 1.3 cheat sheet
Jacob put together this awesome cheat sheet that we handed out in the swag bag at PyCon 2011. Due to its popularity we have now posted it here online. Enjoy!
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Need more help with Django? Maybe a book would help...
Python Django Cheat Sheet For Beginners
In case our cheat sheet and the official Django docs aren't enough to help out, here are some good books we recommend on Django. You'll want to read over the descriptions of these as not all of them are appropriate for new beginners.
| Book | Description |
|---|---|
| Two Scoops of Django: Best Practices For Django 1.6 | UPDATED Two Scoops of Django Danny and Audrey have released a new version of Two Scoops updated for Django 1.6. |
| Two Scoops of Django: Best Practices For Django 1.5 | Two Scoops of Django is the latest and greatest Django book by Audrey Roy and Danny Greenfeld who have worked often with us on projects and are very active in the Python and Django communities. Packed full of great best practices and tips for Django developers of all skill levels. |
| Practical Django Projects | Practical Django Projects is a great book to learn best practices for keeping your applications clean and reusable. |
| Pro Django | ProDjango is geared toward intermediate users looking to get more power out of their use of Django. Gives you great examples of relatively hard functionality, such as pausing and resuming arbitrary forms, that you can build on in your own work. |
| Django 1.0 Template Development | Have a hard time building your templates the way you wish you could? Django 1.0 Template Development is a loaded with examples of ways to improve your template related work. A definite must for any designers on your staff. |
| Django 1.1 Testing and Debugging | Django 1.1 Testing and Debugging while this book was written specifically for Django 1.1., don't let that scare you. This book is still extrememly useful for improving your testing and debugging skills. |
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This cheat sheet highlights analogies in Python and JavaScript. It might be interesting to you if you are a full-stack developer working with Django, Flask, Pyramid, or another Python-based framework, a server-side developer who wants to better understand the frontend, or a front-end developer who wants to better understand the serverside.
Python Django Cheat Sheet Free
The cheat sheet consists of three sheets:
- the traditional Python and JavaScript snippets which will work with Python 2.7-3.x and JavaScript based on ECMAScript 5 and ECMAScript 6 standards
- the snippets with modern features of those programming languages which will require Python 3.6 and JavaScript based on the ECMAScript 6 standard (and Babel for backward compatibility)
- a bonus sheet with the most useful list and dictionary operations
These topics are covered:
- integer parsing,
- conditional assignments,
- manipulating the values of object attributes and the values of dictionary keys,
- list operations,
- string operations,
- serializing and deserializing objects to and from JSON,
- working with regular expressions,
- custom error handling,
- string interpolation,
- unpacking lists,
- lambda functions,
- iterating through lists,
- generator functions,
- working with values in sets,
- handling function arguments,
- creating classes with or without inheritance,
- class properties.
Uhh. That's a lot! Everything is nicely formatted and ready to print.
But wait a moment. That's not all. As a bonus, you also get these topics:
- finding if a list contains all truthful elements,
- detecting if a list has any truthful elements,
- iterating through each element and its index,
- getting the results of a function for each element in a list,
- filtering elements by a function,
- reducing elements by a function to a single value,
- merging dictionaries.
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Python Django Cheat Sheet Download
The current document revision is 12. Last modified in March 2019. PDF in color. Syntax highlighted. It is optimized for laser printing.