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ronin691Sep 4th 2008 6:09PM

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Question: Is their an easy way to tell if a site was built with Django?

Example: When I suspect a site is Drupal I do a "View source" and Ctrl+F for the word "Drupal".

Is there something like that for Django sites? Is this a Django site?

http://zeepmobile.com

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(Unverified)Sep 4th 2008 6:20PM

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It totally depends on the site (just like a good Drupal site builder can scrape out any of the Drupal calls). Some sites, especially blogs, might be serving something from a directory named 'django' so doing a view source, find "django" might turn something up.

However, because it is a framework and not a CMS (though you can certainly build a CMS with it), it isn't as cut and dry as most PHP-based blogs or websites.

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kingkool68Sep 4th 2008 8:08PM

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Try http://www.quarkbase.com/ it gives you all kinds of stats about a website you could ever want to know. It was even featured here on Download Squad not too long ago http://www.downloadsquad.com/2008/08/28/want-to-know-everything-about-a-website-try-quarkbase/

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