What I would advise you do is learn python first before getting into django. reason being, you're requring yourself to learn a language *and* a framework simulataneously. and the conventions in django don't always extrapolate and apply to python in general. You can do it (I did, coming to python/django from Java/spring/gwt) but it did hinder my knowledge acquision significantly until I got over the hump
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