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I maintains a side project in Django since 5+ years now. The scope has been reduce to almost nothing. I have spend like 20h on it in 2022. But it still being u
by courgette 3y ago
I maintains a side project in Django since 5+ years now.
The scope has been reduce to almost nothing. I have spend like 20h on it in 2022. But it still being used.
Django helps by how boring and solid it feels.
A similar project in node would probably not build anymore
- BiteCode_dev 3y agoI know of a 15 years django project that runs on 2.7 that is still making money. It got reinstalled this month on brand new Ubuntu servers out of a rubbish requirements.txt, and it worked. So much for saying python packaging sucks.
- Maxion 3y agoYep, same. Django can also serve a boatload of concurrent users, way more than one would think. It is a boring, old-fashioned, but stable and very functional framework.