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Python and Flask framework. You could try Django as well but I personally found Django to be too bloated for me (not trying to start flame war here). The beauty
by codegeek 14y ago
Python and Flask framework. You could try Django as well but I personally found Django to be too bloated for me (not trying to start flame war here). The beauty of Flask is that it comes with just about enough core functionality to get you started and you can always use their extensions to add on top as needed.
- yawn 14y agoFor you Flask proponents, do these extensions solve my reqs? Users: Flask-Login, REST: Flask-Restless. Have people voted with their feet on these?
- codegeek 14y agoIn general, Flask extensions are written very smartly that you can couple/de-couple with your core Flask app. Personally, They go through a rigorous process of getting approved by the Flask team before they officially become flask extensions. I have used Flask-login which is very good for basic session management. I also like Flask-SQLAlchemy, Flask-WTF for ORM and forms. So in general, some are pretty good but cannot say for every flask extension. Overall, to create a web app as beginner, Flask is definitely recommended by me. I built a User Management app using Flask recently (registration,auth etc.) within 8-10 hours of coding.