In this case I'm proposing to start from simple things.
 You have saving data from router to the text file ?  Perfect.
 Simple plan:
Write a structure of  the records
 Build a django  model on it
 Try to save your data using django model
  View your data in your browser via  django vie and template

 Need more ?
 Learn javascript  and switch all  view to Ajax

 thanks,
 Serge

2012/10/9 David Gomez <amb...@gmail.com>:
> Waooo, this is the first time that I ask something in a post and somebody
> reply me with what I want. Thanks a lot. Well about Python, I'm a network
> engineer and in my job they encounter an issue that a script was needed, so
> I choose Pyhton and basically in the last month, I been doing python
> automation script for login into routers and grabbing info and either save
> it as a text file or spreadsheet. People at my swear that I have years of
> experience with Python, LOL. Thanks a lot.
>
> On Tuesday, October 9, 2012 1:41:12 PM UTC-4, Joel Goldstick wrote:
>>
>> On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 1:01 PM, David Gomez <amb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > When you say is write to the paper, what do you mean? I'm new in
>> > programming
>> > and I just looking for a project, so  I can learn on the fly. I'm
>> > looking
>> > almost the same as linkedin with less option. Like when a user go to the
>> > website, they see the main page, then they can to register, adding their
>> > personal information (school, resume, etc...). Also other section for
>> > employers where they register and after the register they can search for
>> > future hiring.
>>
>> So you want a website that display some (probably static) home page.
>> It must have a system to allow users to register, setting username,
>> password and perhaps other information
>> It must have a system to allow employers to do the same, but
>> differentiate between the two
>> You need to understand how to create models in django and learn to use
>> modelforms to allow users to enter information
>>
>> If you get that far, come back.  In between there will be a lot of
>> questions.
>>
>> First step, go through the django tutorial.  Do it two or three times
>> Second step, search for other tutorials on django programming.  You
>> will find more than several -- both video and text.
>> Go through several of these to help your understanding.
>>
>> Then go back to your project when you think you understand all the
>> django pieces:
>>   1. urls.py
>>   2. settings --
>>   3. database settings
>>   4. models
>>   5. views
>>
>> When its all done you will need to learn to deploy it on a 'real server'
>>
>> If you are new to programming, you have a lot in front of you.  Not
>> days, not weeks, but months
>>
>> keep at it
>>
>> Oh, and also read python tutorials, and write python code to learn how
>> python works.  Django is a python application, so if you can't write
>> in python, you can't use django
>>
>> >
>> >
>> > On Monday, October 8, 2012 8:13:46 PM UTC-4, David Gomez wrote:
>> >>
>> >> I have project in mind and I was thinking how hard is to create my
>> >> project. Is going to be like a LinkedIn, but a simple one. How hard is
>> >> to
>> >> make a web application like this? And what is the hardest part? Thanks
>> >> in
>> >> advance
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