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Is it still a bus factor of one? I veer to the side of boring technology and FastAPI is still too in flux for me. I do not ever want to be the vanguard discover
by 0cf8612b2e1e 3y ago
Is it still a bus factor of one? I veer to the side of boring technology and FastAPI is still too in flux for me. I do not ever want to be the vanguard discovering novel problems with my framework.
- v3ss0n 3y agoLitestar.dev have a team of dedicated developers , also have similar API to FastAPI. You can watch commit activity and the teamwork.
- nerdponx 3y agoDefinitely this. Flask is old and well-tested, with a solid feature set and little need to change how it works. Also you'd use Flask for basically anything that isn't an "API", but where you still want something lighter-weight than Django. I believe other traditional Python web frameworks like Pyramid fall into the same category. The "Fast" in FastAPI refers to the speed of getting a working prototype running, specifically for an API that accepts and emits JSON and implements an OpenAPI schema. If that's not your use case, then you might not need or want FastAPI.