Hi, there.
Thank you for sharing your experience and insight.
Since the title is "Don't Use Django for Big Projects"
So what framework do you end up using?
Tech Lead at Cobee working to change how the social benefits empower the employees. I have been working with Python +10 years creating resilient and distributed producs
Actually, I use django pretty much, the headline is pretty unfair. You can use django following some recommendations to keep a low coupling:
Don't let the framework decide the architecture for you. The frameworks are toolbox, but they shouldn't decide how your project work (Clean Architecture from Robert C Martin)
Keep the different parts of your applications decoupled and isolated
Create a consistent hierachy of components
Following these recommendations you can use any framework without problem. Besides the recommendations, these frameworks are interesting for me:
Hi, there.
Thank you for sharing your experience and insight.
Since the title is "Don't Use Django for Big Projects"
So what framework do you end up using?
Actually, I use django pretty much, the headline is pretty unfair. You can use django following some recommendations to keep a low coupling:
Don't let the framework decide the architecture for you. The frameworks are toolbox, but they shouldn't decide how your project work (Clean Architecture from Robert C Martin)
Keep the different parts of your applications decoupled and isolated
Create a consistent hierachy of components
Following these recommendations you can use any framework without problem. Besides the recommendations, these frameworks are interesting for me:
I want to dive depper in my next article about the above recommendations, giving a few examples about how to implement them.