Re: Is Django Right for Me?

Django makes up one part of the web stack: the application server. It doesn't have a robust webserver. It doesn't have its own database. Likewise, it doesn't have its own client-side application toolkit.

On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 1:33 PM, KevinE <kelbury@elburyconsulting.com> wrote:

Thanks for all the posts - the more I look the more overwhelming web development is getting. Seems every sentence I read requires starting another search to found out WTF this term or that term means.... grrrrrr....

Just one question - why would django avoid an offline mode - is that a completely unreasonable/undo-able extension? It seems to me that smartphones may eventually take over normal computers on the web but with the inherent distinction that on a smartphone you are not always guaranteed a data connection. I have been looking at all the mobile development systems and very few (if any) have really dealt with offline mode (not sure how powerful html5 is and whether you could support it for a complete database?) 

So if I uncouple my client app am I not losing all the advantages of using django? Seems to me I will be rewriting alot of my code...

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