If this is your first Django app, I would try and use the built-in Django Admin as far as possible - there are numerous ways to customise and extend it (and it creates all the "grids" - by which I assume you mean table-views - and forms for you). After that you will have a better idea of how Django works and can move on (if needed) to highly customised tables and forms e.g. using class-based forms and views (see: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/topics/class-based-views/generic-display/ and https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/topics/class-based-views/generic-editing/ ). Templates tend to be very specifc to your app ... the main point to remember is that inheritance is key - the "boiler plate" look&feel part needs to be inherited; so a typical form will only need up a needing a dozen or so lines of actual custom code. On Monday, 15 January 2018 00:44:34 UTC+2, rich wrote: > > I've developed database applications before but this is my first attempt > to use Django. I'm building a client management system for my own use and > would like to see examples of templates for this purpose. It's not a blog > or document-heavy app, but consists of tables (the schema's written) for > companies, contacts, and other sales information. I've not before used > grids or forms so these are new to me and having a template I can modify > (or use for ideas) would be very helpful. Pointers appreciated. > > Rich > >
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