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I installed the one click Django but ran into Gateway 502 errors. I have a handful of Python apps that I edited which use some APIs to financial data that work fine on my local computer. Before I start building more of them, I simply want to get a few basic Python apps to work from any browser under one of the DNS names that I own. I’ve gone through trying to get Django to work a couple times, and now I have the one-click Django instance on DigitalOcean and wondering if anyone has any advice on the easiest way to run my Python programs, with database access, on the web using my DNS. I can get them working on Flask, but I don’t want that unless I can get full function that way. I may just have to go through the learning curve with Django. Any quick and dirty way or shortcuts?
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