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Is it possible to use Django CMS for serious projects?
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django is quite difficult in the learning and learning phase, but development is very fast after the learning phase.
I had experience in developing the doroga.tv project. The site even withstood a ddos attack, which we found out purely by chance by looking at the processor load, and the site was available and coped with the attack out of the box, then the attacks intensified we had to think. Back then, django made an impression on me. Now I do not follow updates and do not deal with it.
I didn’t bother with it deeply, but creating some kind of pages, modules of the same type is quite simple. Further, without me, using the built-in ORM, administration pages were developed, here again, you try for a long time, and then how to trample ...))
Perhaps I was misunderstood. This does not mean Django itself, but DjangoCMS . With Django, everything is just clear.
In my opinion, if you are going to develop a project of this level, and at the same time have already chosen Django, then you should be very well aware of the capabilities and features of this CMS.
If there are specialists, then a good choice. I made a connection with 1C 7.7 and 8 with this engine, very much even nothing. If the load on 1C is planned to be large, then it is better to use celery with several 1C threads inside via COM. For 8-ki, the best option is web services, in python, web services are perfectly written on spyne.io as a server part, and for the client suds. Recently I wrote a proxy just based on these libraries for integrating 1C with django. Superbly pulls huge volumes.
Some of my developments are here infostart.ru/profile/4456/public , although they are already quite outdated.
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