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It has been crowd-tested for a while now, and the community surrounding it is widely supportive. Active developers continuously update it; maybe you’ll even find yourself contributing.
To ease development, what’s missing now is to auto-reload the Django development server when an HTML file is changed and saved. For this, I installed django-livereload-server. Just follow setup instructions. This will work as expected out of the box, without any special configuration.
See the GitHub repo
Wagtail is a developer-first Django content management system. Free and open-source, the good-hearted folks at Torchbox developed it. It’s elegant, flexible, and, IMHO, kicks ass.
For this demo, I decided to use the Tailwind CSS framework. It enables you to build any design directly in your HTML rapidly.
Create a new directory within your Django project, in which you’ll install Tailwind CSS like in any Vanilla.js project setup:
It boasts a long-lasting, solid ecosystem of libraries & community
It’s now the standard language for data science & machine learning.