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Yeah for my new startup I decided to avoid javascript except where its absolutely necessary and then use css plus lots of server side python including template
by shams93 5y ago
Yeah for my new startup I decided to avoid javascript except where its absolutely necessary and then use css plus lots of server side python including template generation and system and database management. I was using spa+soa with node and angular, react and vue for years but decided to use django especially because it has a great security track record and changes very slowly and doesn't require tons of extra libraries outside of django.
- ch4s3 5y agoI'm starting to do this with Elixir, even though I used to have a very favorable opinion of React on the front end. When you have a small, focused ecosystem when dependencies often have few or no upstream dependencies, things just work better. The story around testing in my preferred stack is miles better than anything in JS land, and runs in parallel. One of the apps I work on has thousands of tests and the test run is under 4 minutes for all of them. They almost never break when dependencies are upgraded. It's really nice.
- framecowbird 5y agoThis is a great strategy. Kudos to Django for simplicity and stability!
- musingsole 5y agoJustPy has been my dream come true for python based web-development.