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There are only two practical choices right now, both for Python 2: 1) Django 2) Flask + SQLAlchemy Not that much choice, is there?
by lucian1900 14y ago
There are only two practical choices right now, both for Python 2:
1) Django
2) Flask + SQLAlchemy
Not that much choice, is there?
- metaperl 14y agoI like web2py's DAL
- chrismorgan 14y agoWith Django 1.5 (final just about to be released, hopefully within a week) supporting Python 3, you're not tied to Python 2. There are other good options, too. Here's one, also conveniently Python 3 compatible: (3) Pyramid with (a) SQLAlchemy; (b) ZODB; (c) something else—whatever you want! I'm actually working on a Pyramid + traversal + ZODB project just at present. It's very instructive when once you have become used to URL routing and pattern matching (I've worked with Django hitherto).