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Second part of tutorial is up
Posted by Adrian Holovaty on July 17, 2005I've finished part 2 of the official Django tutorial. It covers one of Django's sexier features: The automatic creation of admin interfaces for your data.
Even if you're just peripherally interested in how Django works, give this a skim. It has quite a few screenshots that illustrate what Django admin-generation is all about.
Read it, and let us know in the comments, or IRC channel, how it can be improved. Of course, more is on the way.
