Django Tutorial for Beginners - 3 - Creating Our First App
Django is a free and open-source web framework. Django is written in a high-level Python Web framework and maintained by the Django Software Foundation.This is free and open source.
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Django Tutorial for Beginners - 3 - Creating Our First App
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Basically, I misread this but would still really appreciate some assurance. I recently came across the django tutorial , and have fell in love with the framework. I have a website that is simply ran on wordpress and a simple plugin at the moment .
I've been wanting to do many things, such as allow users to add their own reviews, talk to eachother, comment, etc. Naturally, I see django as a perfect fit until I came across this:
"It’s not intended to be a public interface to data"
It's was referencing the django admin section, I think. Can someone tell me if django is what I need for this task?