I respect this but I definitely think it's not for everyone. My personal style works better when I'm scratching an itch--so I want to build an app, I learn how to build it in Django, and then as I become more familiar or push limits, I starting trying to learn what's going on behind the scenes. That, or I'm forced to, to implement some functionality that's not "batteries."
Mostly I think it's nice to know "this goes here, this goes there" and have nice obvious examples of where to go next.
Just looking at the front page and tutorial for flask, I wouldn't be thrilled about it. Writing SQL, for instance.
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I respect this but I definitely think it's not for everyone. My personal style works better when I'm scratching an itch--so I want to build an app, I learn how to build it in Django, and then as I become more familiar or push limits, I starting trying to learn what's going on behind the scenes. That, or I'm forced to, to implement some functionality that's not "batteries."
Mostly I think it's nice to know "this goes here, this goes there" and have nice obvious examples of where to go next.
Just looking at the front page and tutorial for flask, I wouldn't be thrilled about it. Writing SQL, for instance.