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Django for a simple web application

I am developing an application (API) in python, and I would like to offer some of its functions through a web interface (e.g. web services). I looked at the django, but I don’t know if this fits my idea well. I just want to create a webpage that calls my API methods to implement functions that offer this webpage. But after the tutorial, I'm a little confused about the django point. It seems to me that I'm more connected with ORM than with a classic web application.

Is django so difficult for such a simple development (as I mentioned, making calls in my API over the Internet)? Do I always need to use a database?

Thank.

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