Like other guys already wrote, Django is a super tool to write websites and web apps. you can youse Django to write a full web app all-in-one, backend and frontend in one app. That becomes a website where you serve ready-made HTML pages to the client-side.
You can use jQuery to add more dynamicity to it. Sorry about that, but jQuery is Javascript, and you will have to learn it.
But the other way, if the app is going to have only a browser version and if that website is not going to serve millions of users, I think that would be more than enough.
The other thing, if the data from the app is going to be consumed by mobile devices (iOS, Android, Windows mobile) then you definitely need to make it as a backend, using Django (as API) and respond in JSON, XML, or any other format. So that mobile devices are able to consume it.
Good luck Nirosh!
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Like other guys already wrote, Django is a super tool to write websites and web apps. you can youse Django to write a full web app all-in-one, backend and frontend in one app. That becomes a website where you serve ready-made HTML pages to the client-side.
You can use jQuery to add more dynamicity to it. Sorry about that, but jQuery is Javascript, and you will have to learn it.
But the other way, if the app is going to have only a browser version and if that website is not going to serve millions of users, I think that would be more than enough.
The other thing, if the data from the app is going to be consumed by mobile devices (iOS, Android, Windows mobile) then you definitely need to make it as a backend, using Django (as API) and respond in JSON, XML, or any other format. So that mobile devices are able to consume it.
Good luck Nirosh!