Hello,
I totally agree with you, there should be some way to bridge new
developers into django from python and focus on getting a web presence.
Have you taken a look at Mezzanine? It is a very nice CMS that has all
the elements to be a perfect bridge into django and the only problems
are the real newbies coming in and shaping the whole system.
But another thing I would like to know and I'm sure other people would
like to know, is how to run a server for either a game or to collect
data from a client-side application and get it on the server-side.
Something for high scores and whatnot. How can one do that with django?
Thank you,
Brandon Keith Biggs <http://www.brandonkeithbiggs.com/>
On 7/20/2015 1:40 AM, JJ Zolper wrote:
I just want to put it out there that even if I have received a lot of
negative vibes from the posts I have made, my only intention is that I
aim to bring about a positive future for Django but also those who
want to change the world with their website applications. Maybe some
of the posts I have made aren't considered politically correct, but
the only reason I made them is because I want to see Django make a
major positive impact on the world. For example I think we need to
make it extremely more seamless for people with a passion for
innovating in the web space to get their deployed and live websites to
the level of being the best they can be. That is why I made a post
about trying to excite raise the level of effort invested into
documentation about optimizing deployment. I think there needs to be
more guidance and a community based effort at consolidating
information in relation to running a live website. Whether it's the
database, the Django views, the template language, the entire picture.
We need to list the tools that make running a Django website more
seamless instead of leaving that to a guessing game. We need to set
guidelines that help people get their website running in the real
world and in this way we can iterate over what are the best practices
to achieve each and every person's goals.
Thanks for reading and your understanding. In signing off it must be
noted everything I have done has been in my view of the best interest
of Django no matter what it has seemed to some.
Thanks again,
JJ
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