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Not sure what wheels I'm reinventing, I just choose to include the libraries that are correct for the application. If I don't use half the stuff Django is offe
by overcast 10y ago
Not sure what wheels I'm reinventing, I just choose to include the libraries that are correct for the application.
If I don't use half the stuff Django is offering me, only to bring in my own. Aren't we back to the same place?
- morgante 10y agoThe difference is that the Django ecosystem really focuses on developer productivity and has strong best practices. Look at 5 different Express apps and you'll find 5 different ways of structuring models, controllers, and routes. Plus the fact that Django has some suggested defaults allows you to be very productive with them. For example, I really haven't found any equivalent to DRF for Express. I want to make it clear I'm not some Node hater. Probably half my projects are still in Node, but I do know I'm much high productivity in Django.
- overcast 10y agoSo really all we're seeking here is a standard for application layout. I really really dislike being forced into some heavy handed framework, not that Django is that, but it's on the topic of discussion.