Books
- The Definitive Guide to Django (Apress) - first edition December 2007, second edition July 2009. Released under the GNU Free Documentation License. Available online for free at www.djangobook.com.
- Practical Django Projects by James Bennett (Apress) - first edition June 2008, second edition June 2009.
- Pro Django by Marty Alchin (Apress) - December 2008.
- Jeff Forcier; Wesley Chun; Paul Bissex (2009). Python Web Development with Django. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 978-0-13-235613-8.
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