Using Django
For the Wookieepedia and the wedding planner app I'm working on (see Now for more details), I'm using different technologies: ASP.NET Core and Django respectively.
Both of these apps have a common set of requirements:
- Most of the time, the app is read-only
- A teeny-tiny set of users need to infrequently modify data
Django, coupled with the built-in admin UI, are a better fit than ASP.NET Core. Maybe there's a library that adds an admin panel, but it Just Works with Django. I have been tempted to rewrite the Wook app, but I've already rewritten it twice... Plus the deadline is approaching...