Re: bar charts

[Brad Montgomery]

+1 for Google Charts.


For small stuff (1 chart), I just render JavaScript in the  of my 
html templates. For more complex stuff, you could write a view that *just* 
renders JavaScript and include it via a script tag. Just make sure to serve 
it with MIME type "application/javascript"


Here's more info on generating Non-HTML content:
http://djangobook.com/en/2.0/chapter13/

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Re: Django hosting

[Brad Montgomery]

I've been using rackspace's Cloud servers.  They give you a nice platform 
and charge only for what you use (so low-traffic sites end up being very 
affordable). 

However, you should play close attention to a service 
like https://gondor.io/ - it's an extremely easy-to-use service that makes 
hosting django projects almost trivial.

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