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Can I learn Django without knowing coding?

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  No! You’re essentially always writing code. You’ll define the logic in the  views. [1] That is Python code. from django.http import HttpResponse   import datetime       def current_datetime(request):   now = datetime.datetime.now()   html = "<html><body>It is now %s.</body></html>" % now   return HttpResponse(html)   You’ll define the structure of the page in the  templates. [2] That is HTML code and even some Python and CSS code. {% if latest_question_list %}   <ul>   {% for question in latest_question_list %}   <li><a href="/polls/{{ question.id }}/">{{ question.question_text }</a></li>   {% endfor %}   </ul>   {% else %}   <p>No polls are available.</p>   {% endif %}   You’ll define the relationship and how the data is stored in the  models . [3]  That is Python code. from django.db import models     class Person(models.Model):   first_name = models.C

Is it Worthy Learning Django

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You should totally check  Django!  It is written in Python and Python is amazing, clean, easy to learn, and one of the most taught programming languages. Without a doubt, the tech market is overflowed with frameworks, but Django is a good place to start as it has the nicest documentation and tutorials in software development. Now, for the main attraction – the advantages and disadvantages of using Django. Major Advantages Of Django : Written in Python - Django is one of the web frameworks which are written in Python programming language. Hence, it becomes easier for programmers to build web applications with  clean, readable, and maintainable code  by taking advantage of syntax rules of Python. Also, the developers can easily curtail the development time by building custom web applications without writing additional code. Django and Python are Core Solutions in : Internet of Things Blue chip companies IT giants (NASA, Google and more) FinTech companies in Silicon Valley