Later on in the school year, we will be uploading python games/apps that we make using Django. I'm just creating this post to know whether or not anything I make with scenes, etc. on pythonista will be comparable with making it web-based on Django.
Teacher said I shouldn't get ahead of myself, but it's too late for that. :D
Thanks in advance!
Nope. It won't. Only (costly and complicated) way I can see it is if you get a developer license, compile your app with the project template, then compile it, and use a service that enables side loading from the Django page. This would mean that whenever someone on an iOS device visits the page, the app appears on their home screen. You don't want to go to this much trouble, trust me.
Listen to your teacher...
Pythonista has support for bottle and flask which might be good to learn before Django so that you understand how frameworks work. But Django and related frameworks are about building platform independent webapps so you want to avoid platform specific modules like scene. Graphics done via html5, JavaScript canvas, etc. would be more appropriate Django apps and should also run on Pythonista.