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Yes but the premise is about tooling changing. Most commercial backend tools in Python are still using Django or Flask. That doesn't mean no new libraries wil
by maxk42 4y ago
Yes but the premise is about tooling changing. Most commercial backend tools in Python are still using Django or Flask. That doesn't mean no new libraries will ever emerge. It's just that the pace of change is slower.
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- ggregoire 4y agoWe use Falcon and FastAPI at my shop, both are very common and popular alternatives to the ones you listed. FastAPI is from 2018, it's more recent than any popular JavaScript framework (angular 2010, react 2013, vue 2014, svelte 2016).