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Apologies if my question is misleading. Here’s what I mean. In Visual Studio 2010 for example, you could visually design a website or a web application as well as add C# code here and there. How would I design my website without an IDE, just by using Python IDLE and Django platform.
Would I need to use something like Dreamweaver to design the front-end part and then link it with Django? And if that is so, how difficult is the linking process of front-end with back-end?
Django source code is usually edited in a non-GUI application. So, unless you use the code tab, Dreamweaver will be useless.
That is, unless you create a static HTML file first then populate it with dynamic code and separate it into bits.