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Not problems so to say. I don't want to have to work around a framework or have one get in the way. I would rather redo the work, knowing 100% what every line
by dynamic99 13y ago
Not problems so to say.
I don't want to have to work around a framework or have one get in the way. I would rather redo the work, knowing 100% what every line of code in my app is doing. Plus, large frameworks like Django don't even look like Python at times.
- grey413 13y agoSimply put, python doesn't have any (non-terrible) built-in capacity for mapping HTTP requests to code like PHP does. At their core, python web frameworks are all about adding that capacity to the language. Full stack frameworks like Django go on to add a lot more, but the simpler frameworks are all about the request to code mapping, like bare PHP is. If you're intent on understanding 100% of your codebase, you should consider one of the single-file frameworks, like Bottle or Flask, and spend some time reading and understanding their code.