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I've always preferred microframeworks for exactly this reason. As you build, you tailor things to what you actually need instead of building features that match
by aftbit 10y ago
I've always preferred microframeworks for exactly this reason. As you build, you tailor things to what you actually need instead of building features that match the framework. I've got one project that's built on flask + sqlalchemy, but I've been slowly hacking sqlalchemy out of the fast paths because it is just too slow and I'd rather improve my grasp of SQL than spend my time learning SQLAlchemy.
- crdoconnor 10y agoDjango's opinionated nature means it fits together better. Random django packages will do admin, ORM handling, etc. in a single consistent way whereas flask packages typically don't. E.g. what seems to be flask's most popular CMS uses mongo as a backend.