……值得一读的相关书籍有：Marty Alchin 的《Pro Python》、Tarek Ziadé 的《Expert Python Programming》。如果你想进军 Web 开发，那我建议读一读：《Practical Django Projects》、《Pro Django》以及《Django 1.1 Testing and Debugging》。希望能帮到你！
…related books to pick up are: Pro Python by Marty Alchin Expert Python Programming by Tarek Ziadé If you're looking to get into web development then, I'd suggest picking up: Practical Django Projects Pro Django and Django 1.1 Testing and Debugging Hope that helps!
…can modify that behavior if they want to without having to patch too much - maybe someone can comment on subclassing models.Model while not having Django consider it a model (I think I got it from the Pro Django book if someone has it available). EDIT2: modified the code to make sure that force_insert and force_update couldn't both be True.
……随心所欲地做笔记，在书页上贴彩色便签来做高亮标记。我列了个书单，但发现书单里关于框架的书很少，像《Spring In Action》或《Pro Django》这种。我的问题是，买框架类的书有意义吗？还是多看点像《代码整洁之道》（Clean Code）、《设计模式》（Design Patterns）这种更偏抽象高维度的书，抑或是两者兼备？
…freely write notes and stick the little colorful things on them to highlight a page. I made a list of books but I noticed that there are few books about frameworks in my list. Like Spring In Action or Pro Django. My question is, does it make sense buying books about frameworks or getting more high level books like The Clean Code, Design Patterns or maybe both?
http://www.amazon.com/Pro-Django-Development-Done-Right/dp/1590597257 The book is coming in a month. One big reason why there aren't a lot of Django books out there is because instead of trying to make money off of books, they focused…
…factories which churn out hundreds and thousands of 'engineers' every year. Its been 6 months since the post. I'm no awesome programmer, but I can find my way around. I can read 2 Scoops of Django and Pro Django and I'm starting to understand what they're saying. I can code in Python fluently. Good/bad, all subjective. I can build things and I'm happy. Its not a one time thing. I'm on IRC a few times a week…
……值得一读的相关书籍有：Marty Alchin 的《Pro Python》、Tarek Ziadé 的《Expert Python Programming》。如果你想进军 Web 开发，那我建议读一读：《Practical Django Projects》、《Pro Django》以及《Django 1.1 Testing and Debugging》。希望能帮到你！
…related books to pick up are: Pro Python by Marty Alchin Expert Python Programming by Tarek Ziadé If you're looking to get into web development then, I'd suggest picking up: Practical Django Projects Pro Django and Django 1.1 Testing and Debugging Hope that helps!
……如果需要的话可以自己修改这种行为，不用到处打 patch——或许有人能指点一下如何在继承 models.Model 的同时不让 Django 把它当成 model（我记得我是从《Pro Django》那本书里看到的，如果手头有这本书的朋友可以翻翻）。第二次修改补充：修改了代码，确保 force_insert 和 force_update 不会同时为 True。
…can modify that behavior if they want to without having to patch too much - maybe someone can comment on subclassing models.Model while not having Django consider it a model (I think I got it from the Pro Django book if someone has it available). EDIT2: modified the code to make sure that force_insert and force_update couldn't both be True.
……随心所欲地做笔记，在书页上贴彩色便签来做高亮标记。我列了个书单，但发现书单里关于框架的书很少，像《Spring In Action》或《Pro Django》这种。我的问题是，买框架类的书有意义吗？还是多看点像《代码整洁之道》（Clean Code）、《设计模式》（Design Patterns）这种更偏抽象高维度的书，抑或是两者兼备？
…freely write notes and stick the little colorful things on them to highlight a page. I made a list of books but I noticed that there are few books about frameworks in my list. Like Spring In Action or Pro Django. My question is, does it make sense buying books about frameworks or getting more high level books like The Clean Code, Design Patterns or maybe both?
http://www.amazon.com/Pro-Django-Development-Done-Right/dp/1590597257 这本书下个月就出了。市面上 Django 书不多的一个主要原因在于，他们并没有想着靠出书捞钱，而是专注于……
http://www.amazon.com/Pro-Django-Development-Done-Right/dp/1590597257 The book is coming in a month. One big reason why there aren't a lot of Django books out there is because instead of trying to make money off of books, they focused…
……那些每年批量制造成百上千‘工程师’的技术血汗工厂。自那篇帖子发布已经过去 6 个月了。我不是什么大牛程序员，但我已经能独立摸索搞定问题了。我能看懂《Two Scoops of Django》和《Pro Django》，并且开始理解它们在讲什么。我能流利地用 Python 写代码了。好与不好，全凭主观感受。我能 build 出东西，而且我很开心。这不是三分钟热度。我每周都会上几次 IRC……
…factories which churn out hundreds and thousands of 'engineers' every year. Its been 6 months since the post. I'm no awesome programmer, but I can find my way around. I can read 2 Scoops of Django and Pro Django and I'm starting to understand what they're saying. I can code in Python fluently. Good/bad, all subjective. I can build things and I'm happy. Its not a one time thing. I'm on IRC a few times a week…