You should read the Django tutorial and then maybe build an app that will make you more comfortable with Django. It may be any app - a notes taking app, for example. During the process, you'll pay a large number of visits to the wonderful Django docs and will come to appreciate them. There is The Django Book, which is dated, but if you carefully read it making sure you what changed and what did not, there's a wealth of knowledge in there (I was lucky as in when I picked up Django, The Django Book was not dated :)) Then, once you are really comfortable with Django, go for Two Scoops of Django - really, buy it. It is worth it. The #django channel on Freenode is an excellent way of asking help and learning new things by maybe helping others in need.
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