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Django and SQLite for the backend and jQuery for the front end. And a $5 a month server from pythonanywhere.com. Also using a splash page from glitch.com using

• collyw 7y ago
  Out of interest did you ever have any problems with multiple users using SQllite? Its the common advice that it doesn't work well for multiuser scenarios but I am curious if it is actually a problem for small scale sites.
  • neurostimulant 7y ago
    Even 1 million page views per day is only 12 page view per second on average. Unless your website traffic is really peaky, I don't think you would get too much trouble using sqlite over real db server. And if you do have a problem, swapping db in django is really easy anyway. Most sites I manage usually only got ~10x increased traffic during their peak hour compared to their least busy hour.
  • zitterbewegung 7y ago
    Nope. My site I was working on was a startup but we didn’t have much traffic.