Django

Meet Django

Django builds Python web applications around data models, request handling, and page templates. Describe records and relationships as Python models, use the database API to query them, and apply migrations when the structure changes. URL rules connect incoming requests with the views producing a response.

Registering a model supplies an administration interface where authorized users can add or revise records. Templates control how those records appear on the public pages, with shared layouts reused across views. The open-source framework provides those pieces together, while allowing alternatives for components such as data access or rendering. Developers use the structure to build the application's own behavior and management workflows.