All,
I am getting involved with a project where I'll be doing some web page
implementation. Python will probably be our main code choice and we'll
hosting on Linux servers. We are pretty sure we're going to use Django
as the primary framework, but we need a GUI component "package" or
whatever (we really don't want to go build that stuff from scratch).
Primary requirements (most important first):
1) open source (essentially it needs to be "free" for internal use in
our organization)
2) have a robust "grid" component (think of VFP's grid control)
3) easily integrate with Django
4) be extensible/customizable
I have spent several hours of web searching and found various
references: like DXHTML (has a free option, but limited), Bootstrap,
jQuery, etc.
The little gotchas I keep hitting are stuff like jQuery is great, but to
get a "grid" you gotta use a "plugin" ... and then those plugins cost
money... blah blah blah
So, I'd like to hear what other people have used, hated, loved, etc.
Sorry for requesting your mental burn cycles on this, but I have RTFI
(Read the F'n Internet) and I really need input from folks I trust.
Please do not waste my time with recommendations of Microsoft
frameworks/code/tools.
TIA,
-Charlie
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