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It might be worthwhile to use a library like Flask which has less batteries included. This will force you to figure out which pieces of the puzzle you are missi
by ldonley 9y ago
It might be worthwhile to use a library like Flask which has less batteries included. This will force you to figure out which pieces of the puzzle you are missing and will (hopefully) allow you to learn a lot through exploration.
Once you understand what everything is doing, going back to Django, you should understand what all of the components are doing.
Django & Flask are not exactly one-to-one with the way they handle a lot of things, but I think it would still be a useful exercise.
- megasquid 9y agoThanks Idonley. I have heard that flask is easier. At this point I feel too deep into Django to give up. However, picking up some flask stuff on the side could be worthwhile. Would certainly broaden my understanding of it all.
- bigmanwalter 9y agoI would second this advice. Flask is structured much more intuitively than Django. The first time I tried Flask after Django everything just clicked into place immediately.
- togusa2017 9y agoI would agree too. Flask will help you understand the basic web framework and will give you confidence. In the past I often used django but once I worked with flask I never looked back.