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to the web framework.</p>
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<p><a href="http://www.obeythetestinggoat.com/">Test-Driven Development with Python</a> focuses on web development using
Django, with some coverage of JavaScript (inescapable for any web programmer). This book uses a concrete
example—the development of a website using the Django web framework, from scratch—to teach the TDD methodology,
and how it applies to web programming, from the basics of database integration and javascript, going via
browser-automation tools like Selenium, to advanced (and trendy) topics like NoSQL, websockets and Async
programming.The book is available to read online for free.</p>
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<p>The <a href="http://www.reddit.com/r/django">Django subreddit</a> often has links to
the latest resources for learning Django and is also a good spot to ask
questions about it.</p>
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* [Effective Django](http://effectivedjango.com/) is another free introduction
to the web framework.

* [Test-Driven Development with Python](http://www.obeythetestinggoat.com/) focuses on web development using
Django, with some coverage of JavaScript (inescapable for any web programmer). This book uses a concrete
example—the development of a website using the Django web framework, from scratch—to teach the TDD methodology,
and how it applies to web programming, from the basics of database integration and javascript, going via
browser-automation tools like Selenium, to advanced (and trendy) topics like NoSQL, websockets and Async
programming.The book is available to read online for free.

* The [Django subreddit](http://www.reddit.com/r/django) often has links to
the latest resources for learning Django and is also a good spot to ask
questions about it.
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