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What is your recommendation for Django 1.3?

Besides the tutorial on Django docs , what are the recommendations for good Django 1.3 tutorials?

The resources listed in the Django wiki look rather outdated.

Associated with https://stackoverflow.com/questions/130061/book-and-tutorial-recommedations-for-django-1-0 , but I am looking specifically for the updated Django 1.3 tutorials.

Thanks.

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Browsing on a regular basis, I can say that there are simply no new books on selling Django to major retailers. And with code 1.1, there have been some significant changes.

It is best to continue using django docs. Docs for Django are some of the best and most comprehensive on the web. They do an excellent job of keeping them up to date.

There are tutorials on the Internet for using django in different ways that are not well described on djangoproject.com. But they, as a rule, cover only one small area, for example, how to use django with aptana. Very useful, but far from complete without many other resources.

And of course, if you're stuck, there is IRC and StackOverflow!

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You've probably been to some page on the official snippet site, and I agree that the frustration is to click on the "first user" to make sure that they haven’t posted anything for many years. However, below is a link only to tags tagged for 1.3, and depending on how many years you have read the passages in general, you can find interesting and relevant information by looking at about 1.2 entries:

http://djangosnippets.org/search/advanced/?q=+&language=&django_version=1.3

If <3 months is more your preference,

http://djangosnippets.org/popular/rated/?page=1&months=3

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