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As someone who is almost done with a fairly large personal project that's built on top of the REST framework (~8,000 lines of Python). I gotta say it's an aweso
by rectangletangle 12y ago
As someone who is almost done with a fairly large personal project that's built on top of the REST framework (~8,000 lines of Python). I gotta say it's an awesome library. Whenever I find bugs, someone on GitHub is always ahead of me. I've been using it with Python 3, and so far I've had no 3 specific issues or bugs. I especially like the way DRF handles permissions and throttling. It's quick and easy to switch out the permissions on any given view. Features like the built-in throttle classes, and search filters are very convenient. The thorough documentation, and browse-able API are also really nice. My only real suggestion would be to break up some of the larger code blocks, and add more hooks. This would make the framework even more flexible than it already is.