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I personally detest any language where whitespace is significant, but if you are not fluent in js async/await then python does offer a more traditional paradigm
by uberman 7y ago
I personally detest any language where whitespace is significant, but if you are not fluent in js async/await then python does offer a more traditional paradigm.
Not knowing a thing about python, I was able to get a non-trivial Flask app running in a day. I'm not sure that not knowing anything about node/js the same could be said for Express.
Your mileage may vary.
- _bxg1 7y agoI would say the bar for Express is much lower than that, but on the other hand JS doesn't yet have a great equivalent to Django/Rails/etc. In Express you're wiring up routes and middleware and database calls yourself, not declaring a model and getting things for free; it's lower-level.