I actually did! Though, I'll admit I did only spend a week with Flask. I've spent more time with Django and I've been using it for the past 3 years now. 😅
I ran through some Django tutorials as part of my exploration of the python eco system. I like how Django code is built into "pods", but there is more of a learning curve as you need to figure out everything and the kitchen sink.
I was really surprises by Falcon, don't know if you've tried it.
I think it's very nice for pure API servers, no templates there, so it fits most of my needs and I felt totally comfortable with it after 30mins and a completed backend in an hour :)
I'm going to try Flask at some stage after going through ExpressJS this weekend.
Maybe you should first build some applications with these frameworks, and then only afterwards start thinking about writing about it.
I actually did! Though, I'll admit I did only spend a week with Flask. I've spent more time with Django and I've been using it for the past 3 years now. 😅
I ran through some Django tutorials as part of my exploration of the python eco system. I like how Django code is built into "pods", but there is more of a learning curve as you need to figure out everything and the kitchen sink.
I was really surprises by Falcon, don't know if you've tried it.
I think it's very nice for pure API servers, no templates there, so it fits most of my needs and I felt totally comfortable with it after 30mins and a completed backend in an hour :)
I'm going to try Flask at some stage after going through ExpressJS this weekend.
Through Ben's article, many of us listening are greatly benefitting! In my view,it is a great way to get the experts out of their dens!
Definitely!
The experts have already written countless guides to these frameworks, including head-to-head comparisons. Why not just find and read them?