This will depend on your current level of knowledge of python and django.
If you are just starting to use django, I suggest you look into the django documentation . This is clearly stated and understood. If you have a project, start working on it, researching best practices for specific details. For python coding style, try following pep 8 .
If you have already done some work with django, there are many sites that underlie:
What I'm doing now is viewing the django contrib applications (admin, auth, comments, flatpages), which are built on the basis of the rest of django. This gives the best ways to write my applications.
Following the structure of django's comments (object-independent), I am working on a django-valuate application (object-independent rating binding, for example buttons, etc. through template tags)
Here are some of my views. I also starred in this issue, as I would like to know about different perspectives, and if my sounds.
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