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Came here to say this. I have a side project that I need to spin up quickly and after lots of framework shopping, I settled for Django. Django and it's batteri
by FlyingSnake 4y ago
Came here to say this. I have a side project that I need to spin up quickly and after lots of framework shopping, I settled for Django.
Django and it's batteries included philosophy is perfect for creating full stack applications. The best thing about Django is that almost every problem you face has been answered by the community.
The community tools like DRF/Django-Ninja/Crispy-forms/Django-environ etc are top notch and it's very easy to extend your application.
7/5 would use Django again.
- cushychicken 4y ago>The best thing about Django is that almost every problem you face has been answered by the community. This is something I realized pretty quickly when toying with migrating my side project from Flask to Django last year. Everything I wanted to know how to do, I could google with “Django” as the first term, and figure out how to accomplish. Anything that took longer than 2 mins to figure out how to do was generally a matter of not knowing how to phrase the question. It’s made me a huge Django advocate.
- rlawson 4y agoThe Django community is amazing - very friendly, welcoming and a very rich 3rd party app ecosystem.