Python's Built-in HTML parser – requires well-formatted HTML. Is the HTML for our pages well-formatted? If so, yea! If not, may need to look for help elsewhere
Create a “static mock-up” of the web site that will be used for viewing the inscription data
Static mock-up means that it's not dynamic – you'll create web pages that represent what the user will see when they first go to the web site, how they'll access the inscriptions, what the page will look like when they click on an inscription, if they try to edit the data, etc.
We want to see how people would use the site so that we work out any usage kinks early, to see how we should design the site
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Create a “summary version” and “detailed version” mock up of an inscription for the web site
Add the Professor Bond-specific information: Type of Association, Deity, Trade
Upload your code to your public_html directory (in an appropriate directory)
Contact Professor Bell and show her the mockup, explaining the current state and goals and requesting feedback
Start learning Django
Django requires Python 2.x; it's not compatible with 3.x yet. Python 2.x is not too different from Python 3.x, but there will be some kinks
For now, try out Django on your machine: install it and Python 2.x (probably 2.7), if you don't already have it. You'll want to be able to “play” with Django on your machine