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Used Tornado, django and flask quite a bit, web.py only once. As others have mentioned, it didn't work that well, and the community around it is smaller than ot
by euphemize 12y ago
Used Tornado, django and flask quite a bit, web.py only once. As others have mentioned, it didn't work that well, and the community around it is smaller than other frameworks. Again today, Django seems a bit cumbersome, Tornado works well but has a very low bus factor.
Pretty sure flask is currently the front runner in "python microframeworks".
- thalesfc 12y agoFlask has my preference 2. I was wondering what was reddit's folks opinion for flask.
- NSCFType 12y agoFlask (2010) wasn't around when reddit was (re)written (2005).
- gsk 12y agoWhat's bus factor?
- jms18 12y agoIf the author got hit by a bus, there's no one else around to maintain it. Generally refers to "how many people can continue to develop/support this software if original maintainer (and close co-developers) get hit by a bus."
- dragonwriter 12y ago> What's bus factor? The number of developers that can be suddenly and totally lost from a project (e.g., by being hit by a bus) without the project itself becoming unable to proceed effectively.