I do not know if this is a question, perhaps I should submit this as feedback.
I have been programming for half a century but I am new to Python, Django and PythonAnywhere. When I first saw the PythonAnywhere home page I saw things like:
- Machines with a full Python environment
- No need to configure or maintain a web server
- We make a normally complicated process very simple
Then after I joined I wanted to find a tutorial that would get me started with websites using Python, not plain Python. I found The Python Tutorial — Python 3.9.6 documentation but I was concerned that that tutorial (and tutorials like it) would teach me things that I do not need to learn yet, as the PythonAnywhere home page promises.
I could not get back to the PythonAnywhere home page, I just got the dashboard when I tried. I probably could have signed out but I just used a different browser. So then I was able to find Following the official Django Tutorial on PythonAnywhere | PythonAnywhere help. That looks good. Am I correct that that is like a bridge to get me started and that then I can continue using the python.org tutorial?
My feedback is that it was not easy to find that article after I created an account.