On Thu, 8 Aug 2019, Stuart McGraw wrote:
I would be a little cautious about Django.
Specifically IIRC it insists that tables have a single-column primary keys.
Stuart, I looked seriously at Django and did not encounter that limitation. However, I did learn that I'm not a web application developer nor do I want to be. The applications I develop, primarily for my own business needs. use SQLAlchemy and that allows multi-column primary keys. That's a necessity for many-to-many tables (or SA classes). I suspect that Django also allows multi-column primary keys but the syntax might not be obvious. Regards, Rich
