Why DJANGO?
Django is a high-level, open-source Python web development framework. It is a free framework whose design is based on the traditional model-view-controller (MVC) architecture.
Django functions on the model-template view architecture pattern, with which developers can build a robust backend to your web app in a very short span of time.
Although Django is mostly preferred for backend needs, it can also be used for building a full-stack web app at the front-end when used with HTML/CSS/Javascript
FAQ
Because Django takes security seriously, it assists developers in avoiding various security errors such as SQL injection. To handle user accounts and passwords securely, it offers a user authentication mechanism. For instance, the hashed password is kept in cookies rather than a password in the Django framework. Thanks to that it prevents hackers from readily retrieving it.
Here the Django’s primary design was to ensure rapid development. Due to Django’s MVT Architecture implementation, the development speed is quick.
Moreover Django provides an admin interface to develop applications without having to create a backend admin interface. This way you don’t have to build your own admin interface when you only have to handle your data using basic CRUD operations.
Major design principle that led to the creation of Python is that it is incredibly simple to read. Above all, Django is built on the Python programming language. In return, all of Python’s advantages, including simplicity, increased productivity and support for external libraries, apply to Django as well.
