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I’m familiar with it, and I don’t love DRF but the downside with Ninja is that you end up writing a lot more boilerplate IMO. Unless you’re strongly optimising
by physicsguy 4y ago
I’m familiar with it, and I don’t love DRF but the downside with Ninja is that you end up writing a lot more boilerplate IMO. Unless you’re strongly optimising for performance (and usually latency and the database are the biggest issues there), you can get away with ModelSerializer and DRF ViewSets a lot of the time for APIs and write very little code.