Django Framework Demo

[nickdibari]

Networking/

Django is a high powered framework for running a webserver. Used by sites such as The Onion, Pintrest, and The Washington Post, Django enables developers to quickly build a Model/View structured site with a powerful suite of features for Database Management, Template Rendering, and URL Dispatching to name but a few. Potential uses could include a survey site or a picture storage site.

Documentation can be found here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/

[nickdibari]

I think I'll take this one myself

[nickdibari]

Note: tutorial outline is growing large, perhaps too big for the README. Suggest moving the tutorial section to a wiki page in order to prevent the README from growing too large to read

• to put in a DOCS/ directory inside of the Django project. Break out each topic into a separate .md

[nickdibari]

Note: This tutorial is written for Django 1.9; which is deprecated, no longer supported, and generally something you shouldn't introduce to people. Suggest updating the tutorial to a more recent edition, either 1.11 or 2.0. Consider tying into the process of updating pmdj with higher version of Django