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Django is single-handedly responsible for making me fall in love with programming. I am now using Elixir/Phoenix and 100% sold on the benefits of working with i
by ralmidani 4y ago
Django is single-handedly responsible for making me fall in love with programming. I am now using Elixir/Phoenix and 100% sold on the benefits of working with immutable data, but I still keep an eye on developments in the Python/Django ecosystem. Seeing Django edge closer to having a fully async stack is very exciting, and should make it a more viable platform for existing users as well as newcomers.
- brianbreslin 4y agoas someone who is re-learning to code now after a 15 year absence, django is for sure making it feel amazing. Sometimes folks in this community overthink normal people's actual needs when it comes to programming tools, Django seems to support most everyday uses just fine.
- zem 4y agoi have dabbled with web programming several times in the past, with a variety of frameworks (sinatra, rails, phoenix, fastapi, and now django). django is the first time i have felt truly productive - its architecture is the perfect balance between sinatra (doesn't do enough) and rails/phoenix (where i keep getting lost in a maze of generated code). also the orm really gets out of your way.
- _hcuq 4y agoI agree. Django is the only framework that makes sense to me. I have been doing web programming full time since 2006, using only vanilla code ( there were no frameworks back then). Django is the only framework that tempts me.