So I am probably about 50% through converting the journal on this site into Django. It is quite a magnificent piece of web development stuff. I barely need any code to accomplish stuff. The only major hindrance will be in migrating the databases over. I need to migrate them because I have been utilizing some of the great database models Django gives me that require me to re-enter parts of the entry. I also need to try and update to the latest version of Django on my server (or just wait for a few months until I get a better server OS) so that I can establish the relative link formation better. I still need to figure out the form handling which looks very clean and helpful. I will eventually move the set up into Apache as it is currently running through the dev server built into the framework. I may have time this weekend as we are getting to a slow down point in our senior design project and my software engineering project is going to be a joke with how well I am getting with Django right now. I really want to spend a good amount of time doing this Django code right, I am hoping to make the set up very clean and easy to maintain and expand.