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I've gotten into the "debate." People always suggest using anything but python but then provide no alternatives to the frameworks mentioned above. You _could_
by robswc 4y ago
I've gotten into the "debate." People always suggest using anything but python but then provide no alternatives to the frameworks mentioned above. You _could_ certainly write it in Go. I write a lot of stuff in Go and I love it. I just don't want to recreate Django for the 100th time though, so I don't and I just use Python.
By all means, if someone wants to write these frameworks, people will use them.
- skrtskrt 4y agoagreed. I write Go, Rust, and Python (now only when I have to), but If I had to stand up a small business with a CRUD app in a couple weeks I'd go with Django no doubt - mainly for the no-worries auth and user management within the same monolith as everything else. I don't care about the ORM, I can quickly map out a relational schema. It's the user stuff that's killer. With more time, yeah I might choose Go or Rust and setup a couple different nodes - an API gateway, a user auth node like KeyCloak, Ory, or SuperTokens, then a Go backend. But it would be so nice to have that all ready in one.
- robswc 4y agoYep. I do enjoy building things but I learn more and more how important it is not to focus on things that are already "solved" if they aren't part of your core business. Distractions can scale exponentially.