Hmmm.. After 2 years of thoughts on which tool to choose to develop a application, I finally settle down on Django. Although I do understand now, It is not about the tools you choose before you START, but rather, It is more about roll up your sleeves and START!
Here is the project I have in mind, a basic web application which will help people to organize a trip/party/tour. The money should be pre-calculated and should be able to have a payment gateway to get money from everyone, and only then give it to the appropriate vendors which is finally a green signal to the organized party/tour/trip. The beauty is in:
1) Knowing the expense well in advance.
2) The burden of expense is all distributed before the event starts.
Although my good friend suggests me to have only a single webapp for only the end users and reside on 3rd party tools for all the vendor related information, I am thinking:
1) Have a web application built on Django (Without knowing much of Python).
2) Have a camelot desktop application for each of our vendors or optionally an appropriately previleged admin page on Django web app itself. Whichever suits well. Not everyone has Internet connection :)
Lets see how things roll out there. So where do I start. No surprise there! Start with Django developer documentation!! He He!
Here is the project I have in mind, a basic web application which will help people to organize a trip/party/tour. The money should be pre-calculated and should be able to have a payment gateway to get money from everyone, and only then give it to the appropriate vendors which is finally a green signal to the organized party/tour/trip. The beauty is in:
1) Knowing the expense well in advance.
2) The burden of expense is all distributed before the event starts.
Although my good friend suggests me to have only a single webapp for only the end users and reside on 3rd party tools for all the vendor related information, I am thinking:
1) Have a web application built on Django (Without knowing much of Python).
2) Have a camelot desktop application for each of our vendors or optionally an appropriately previleged admin page on Django web app itself. Whichever suits well. Not everyone has Internet connection :)
Lets see how things roll out there. So where do I start. No surprise there! Start with Django developer documentation!! He He!
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