Create a responsive web app with Django or jQueryMobile?
My solution now is as follows:
I will use the bottle microframework for generating serverside dynamic html-pages on request.
This will cause me to reload the page everytime I want to see new machine information, but for now it is enough for me.
Later I can add AJAX for live monitoring (I know this is javascript, I think I have to learn it anyway.)
Thanks for your solutions though.
I have a bigger project to handle, so this is what I want to do:
I have a Server with an MySQL database and Apache webserver running on. I save some machine information data in the database and want to create a web app to see, e. g. if the machine is running. 
The web app should be designed responsive, i. e. changing design in accordance to the screen resolution of the current used device. This is important because the app will be used from smartphones and tablets mainly, but should also work on a normal pc.
I wrote a Python programm for my machine to get the data, and another Python programm on my server receiving information and saving in the database.
So my job now is to create the "responsive website" for my smartphone etc.
Then I want to broadcast this with my webserver.
Another Point is, that the web app should be build dynamically.
If I add another machine to my database, it should appear on my web app to be clickable and then show the related information.
First I thought about doing this in HTML5 and CSS3, with the use of jQueryMobile.
But I never used javascript. I'm just experienced in the "old" HTML and CSS.
Is Django a better choice, since I'm quite experienced in Python?
Or do I need both perhaps?
I haven't worked with any webframework yet, please help me choosing.
Or do I need one at all?