Lately: Flask/Django/Python or Go (framework less) or Rails/Ruby
The common denominator is PostgreSQL. I use Redis as well.
I don't like Django that much, in a specific case it was his admin framework to be a factor in the choice.
In the future I don't know: I hope more Flask/Python and Go :D
Elevator pitch for Flask:
it's super simple but it can scale to big apps thanks to composable apps. It mostly gets out of your way: you can decide to use an ORM or not, it doesn't care (data mappers are appreciated). It's not the fastest ever but you already know that most of your issues are I/O related, don't you? :D
I have nothing against it, is just that lately I favor simplicity and lightness and Flask has both.
Django has better "defaults" being a full framework. The admin is miles ahead any admin for Flask but, apart from the obvious plus of having a bigger community and hence more "plug-ins" I don't have a compelling reason to favor it over Flask.
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Depends on the client.
Lately: Flask/Django/Python or Go (framework less) or Rails/Ruby
The common denominator is PostgreSQL. I use Redis as well.
I don't like Django that much, in a specific case it was his admin framework to be a factor in the choice.
In the future I don't know: I hope more Flask/Python and Go :D
Elevator pitch for Flask:
it's super simple but it can scale to big apps thanks to composable apps. It mostly gets out of your way: you can decide to use an ORM or not, it doesn't care (data mappers are appreciated). It's not the fastest ever but you already know that most of your issues are I/O related, don't you? :D
I am just curious, What are the things that you disliked most about django?
I have nothing against it, is just that lately I favor simplicity and lightness and Flask has both.
Django has better "defaults" being a full framework. The admin is miles ahead any admin for Flask but, apart from the obvious plus of having a bigger community and hence more "plug-ins" I don't have a compelling reason to favor it over Flask.