On 19/07/2010 7:02pm, Dmitry Dulepov wrote:
Hi!
Julio Cesar Rodriguez Cruz wrote:
sir i am a beginner in python and django..
i want develop a content management system using django..
It is a bit late to respond to this but I have to say it: you are going to
fail this project. Why? Can you imagine yourself saying: "I need to develop
a passenger aircraft (such as Boeing) completely, in a month time without
any prior knowledge of aircraft development"? Basically this is what you
said in your mail. There are too many things to consider if you want to
develop a CMS. I know because I am one of TYPO3 CMS developers. You simply
can't do that in a short time frame with am unknown technology. Forget it.
This is a planned failure.
Hey - not necessarily!
I think failure isn't part of the plan. I think Julio just wants some
feedback on how fabulous django is. So here it is ...
Django is fabulous.
There is only one way to make a CMS happen quickly. Find an existing
django CMS and implement that. You can google for one.
You also might need to find a django hosting provider who will install
it for you.
While the hosting provider is getting your CMS up and running, you
should work through the examples in the django docs. With that under
your belt, buy James Bennett's Practical Django Projects and work your
way through that too.
At that point you will be in a position to look at the source code of
the CMS you implemented via your hosting provider and make any
configuration tweaks which suit your needs.
Good luck
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