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For lightweight in Python, I started on Bottle, but found Flask to be more to my liking for very small projects/web services. Mostly Django here; if you know t
by obviouslygreen 13y ago
For lightweight in Python, I started on Bottle, but found Flask to be more to my liking for very small projects/web services.
Mostly Django here; if you know the framework well, most things are very quick, but I wouldn't particularly call it "streamlined." Plus that up-front time to get to know it might disqualify it, and lightweight it definitely is not.
My Ruby friends tend toward Sinatra for small projects.
- swah 13y agoFLask is my go-to choice as well, the one I write before the write (that was never written so far).
- swah 13y ago*the one I write "before the rewrite"
- Goranek 13y agoPlease note Flask isn't only for very small projects/web services. Seriously, Flask can be used for huge projects too.
- misnome 13y agoDo you have any good examples? I'd like to try Flask, but the only examples on the flask site are very, very small sites, and don't help at all with learning to structure something larger.
- Goranek 13y agohttps://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/wiki/Large-app-how-to https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/wiki/Large-app-how-to Please note, flask code is easy to read, and you can change anything you want. Flask will not limit you, you can be sure in that.
- plumeria 13y agohttp://blog.close.io/post/45202900854/the-tech-stack-behind-close-io-sales-communication http://blog.close.io/post/45202900854/the-tech-stack-behind-...