I've been looking at django-swingtime, django-schedule and django-agenda.
Any recommendations of which is them easier to use, and if so any practical code examples out there? Couldn't find useful documentation or examples in the respective projects.
My requirement is to have a number of events and track their occurrences, but the events are custom things, for example, a project management system where a regular amount of time is spent on each project where an event is a task and the occurrences are the hours spent regularly on each task.
A Django app is a small library representing a discrete part of a larger project. For example, our blog web application might have an app for posts, one for static pages like an About page called pages, and another app called payments to charge logged-in subscribers.
There are many more popular websites and apps using Django Framework and their implementation is the same as covered by the above apps. There are thousands of websites that use Django Framework but we don’t need to study all of those.
So Django is a perfect solution for both startups and large companies. Scalability is one of the best features of Django and it enables any application to handle any audience volume growth with efficiency as well.
We're now working within a virtual environment shell with Django installed. A project is a web application using Django. There is only ever one project and many "apps" within it. So for our blog web application, we need to create it and assign a name like config.
I don't know if you already checked django-packages but it has a small grid about these: http://www.djangopackages.com/grids/g/calendar/
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