How to make buttons scroll horizontally if they do not fit into a line on small screens, on nuxt.js + typescript?

Question

Python

Stupid, help plz..........

Answer 1

In 2018, learning Python is the same as in all previous years.
The book has not lost its relevance. Of the significant that has appeared over the past years, only asyncio and async / await syntax are not described in it. This gap is not difficult to fill in the official documentation.
I advise you not to exclude the official documentation.

Answer 2

Everyone will probably attack me, but I have never seen worse than the Django documentation.
Yes, I don't speak English. But I am a Russian person and I sit on Russian portals and forums.
Yes, having four children, I have no opportunity to learn English, but even having a Russian translation, the official Django documentation is disgusting!!!
Yes, maybe I'm already an old uncle and I, as I say to myself, have a single-processor system in my head, but I think that there should be a description and immediately show the implementation with the code and the RESULT OF EXECUTION of this code.
In the official Django documentation, you will find a bunch of everything in different places, all sorts of links and descriptions. properties in one place. Filters in another. Arguments in the third, but in a single code you will never be shown this. And when you are already a trained person and you know at least half of everything, then it will be easy for you to use this as a reference book, and that is not a fact.
Very often you need one task and it is easy to understand, and in the official documentation there will be an incomprehensibly-inapplicable-to-reality-example that will confuse you and send you to Google. And here you need to be able to search in English.
Thank God, there is https://djbook.ru/ , yes there is version 1.9, but at first you find answers there.
And here the more you dig and parse someone else's code, the more you understand what, where and how to sculpt. And then Django becomes a real clay for quick crafts.
To reach this level, a beginner must watch video tutorials. Because if you start learning English now, then you will get to computer English in 2-3 years, which means you had to ask the question of how to learn this whole thing in 2021.
And if now, then be sure to watch:
djlesson: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbGrifMy8FAYpZ6wj...
Oleg Molchanov: https://www.youtube.com/user/zaemiel/featured?disa...
Django School: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_hPYclmFCIENpMUH...
Well, then everything else, watch whole playlists on Python.
For example, I now watch a lot of English-speaking courses. Balabols are scary! Thank God that I understand only a few words. But I watch the code they code. And that's where I sometimes find surprising solutions.
But as I said, you need to sit tight for several months, create some projects based on the same video lessons. So that the code does not cause fear and the question "What is it? And where is it?".
And maximum exclamations: "Why so" or "Wow, not bad."
In addition, you can always read the comments and draw conclusions for yourself, draw additional nuances. (and English comments can be translated). Or even ask a question to the author of a particular video. Even in English (after all, there is Google Traslate). Only advice. If you ask a question, then break the sentence into short ones.
In general, dense coding is the surest way to learn. 3-10 hours a day. And after 3 months you already have experience of about 500 hours of django code.

Answer 3

At 18, it’s important to forget
about
video
courses
and translated literature projects for yourself on django book "2 scoops of django" and www.obeythetestinggoat.com

Answer 4

If everyone is such a connoisseur of the English language, what are you doing here on the Russian-language forum? No one can give specific advice, because most likely he just swam somewhere nearby, saw something somewhere on YouTube ... And the answer is ready - learn English ..

Answer 5

https://tutorial.djangogirls.org/ru/ for beginners, this is it. Chewed to the impossible. But, as far as I remember, there is a version for the first Django. Although, having dealt with the old version, with Django 2, learning problems will no longer arise.