#Django, like other frameworks, is built on an underlying #programming language—in this case, Python—to do its work.
Many people who are new to Django are also new to Python, and Python’s natural-feeling syntax combined with
Django’s energy-saving features can make Django seem like it uses some kind of metalanguage, which isn’t the case.
A proper understanding of what can be done in Django must begin with the knowledge that Django is simply
Python, as are all of your applications. Anything that can be done in Python can be done in Django, which makes the
possibilities nearly limitless.
This also means that Django applications have access not only to the entire Python standard library, but also to an
immense collection of third-party libraries and utilities. Interfaces to some of these are provided along with Django itself,
so for many cases, the existing code and documentation will be sufficient to quickly get an application up and running.
Later in this tutorial, some additional utilities are covered, along with some tips on how to integrate them into a
Django application. The possibilities aren’t limited to the options outlined in this tutorial, so feel free to look around for
Python utilities that will help support your business plan, and use the techniques listed in this tutorial to integrate them
into your application.
Though learning Python is beyond the scope of this tutorial, Django uses some of its advanced features. In this
parts, I’ll discuss many of
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