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Ask HN: Which framework are you using at your company to write REST API?
- antonp 9y agoI've used Django Rest Framework a few times: http://www.django-rest-framework.org/ http://www.django-rest-framework.org/ It comes with alot of nice to haves out of the box (auth, an admin backend, browsable api...) . Built on top of Django of course so there's some overhead there. I wouldn't use it if high performance is top priority above all else.
- one87 9y agoSpring Boot in the company, FeathersJS privately
- ankitsoni 9y ago+1 to Django rest framework
- ddorian43 9y ago+1 on something for most-performance/lowest-overhead (excluding fp/dynamic) ?
- potta_coffee 9y agoI've been using Flask but I'm looking at replacing it with Go. Python/Flask has been very productive for me though.
- rsinger86 9y agoAlso +1 Django REST Framework, it's been a huge productivity boost for us. For a small team dealing with a large codebase, its high-level abstractions provide lot of consistency while also providing enough flexibility for more specific use cases.
- togusa2017 9y agoFlask
- vuonghv 9y agoWe use Django Rest Framework.
- outsideoflife 9y agoFlask for speed of development, not sure I would be so keen if I needed auth, and would look at Django REST
- swimmadude66 9y agoSince everyone else in here is using Django or Flask, I feel obliged to chime in with Express on Node.JS
- Can_Not 9y agoI'm using Feathers.js
- fogzen 9y agoNo framework at all. We use PostgreSQL and simply point postgREST at it, and it automatically generates an entire REST API from the database. Authentication and permissions are handled at the database level. I can't think of any framework that would be more productive. Not having to maintain any back-end code is pretty amazing!
- mvc_robot 9y agoexpress node,spring boot, scala akka
- sidcool 9y agoScalatra is pretty slick and simple.