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No love for Django? Django/Postgres
by wjdp 10y ago
No love for Django? Django/Postgres
- gt565k 10y agoI used Django a few years back for a large project that involved facility management. It was a breeze to work with. The Django Admin functionality alone saved us weeks of work. That was version with 1.3! I wonder what the current state of the framework is. I need to get back into writing Python and using Django
- paulddraper 10y agoAdmin is the killer feature of Django. A close second is the world's easiest ORM.
- lastofus 10y agoI'd like to think Django devs are busy getting stuff done instead of obsessing over the latest tech stack :) In all seriousness, Django Channels looks to be a very good offering to compete with the async real time capabilities Go/Elixir/Node bring to the table. https://channels.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ https://channels.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
- debt 10y agoI'm a Django guy myself but I'm always curious what people are using.
- fiftyacorn 10y agoIm a java dev and done a django side project last year - loved it. Wish i could get the same money for django as i could for java and id switch today
- arvinsim 10y agoI have gone through work using Codeigniter, Laravel, Spring then Django. Django was very easy to learn coming from Laravel and has lot les boilerplate than Spring. Never going back! Maybe it is just hype but I am trying out Elixir. I am interested in the functional programming too so its a win -win for me.
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