I am new to Django and to web development, and am trying to get my bearings.
Suppose that I provide a web page that asks the user for an airport, a start date, an end date, a number of days. The server is supposed to go to the NOAA website, grab temperature data for the range of dates, and do a moving average filter over the given number of days; and then display for the client a graph of the smoothed data, constructed maybe with SVG. I know how to do the NOAA access and create the graph (if I do it just on my computer using Python), but I don't know how to fit the client data specification and the server's response into the Django framework. My point is that none of this involves Django models at all, and what I am having trouble with is: where does my code that does stuff fit in. Can this type of client-server interaction be handled by the Django framework, and if so, how would this be structured very generally?
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