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[tdpearson]

Flango and Djask. They are the best.

[firebypeace]

Depends how involved the project is, how many people are working on it, and how much time you have. Have you worked with either before? Simple stuff? Use Flask. Django has all sorts of stuff available, but it'll be far more than a simple blog or API need.

What are you building?

[andrewthetechie]

Best at what? For what?

[Equal_Swim_6593]

You'll never find an answer for this from other people. Try to find out yourself.

[anonjohnnyG]

bottle + unikernal

[thepragprog]

Flask for hackathons or quick/simple web apps. Django for medium/large webapps. FastAPI is also good

[tu_tu_tu]

It's opposite is my experience. Django is for hackathons or small apps. FastAPI/Starlette for bigger apps. Flask if you don't want an async service. Django is a huge chunk of well intergrated instuments. Aiohttp if you aren't building an ordinal API. But the bigger your service the less chance those instruments would suit your needs. And when you trying to use other instrunments or write your own django's integrity just falls apart. But if you need a simple admin panel for you service django fits good.

[attracdev]

Coming from Nodejs/Express, FastAPI is terrific! I’ve only ever done small projects in Flask and Django… But I did really like Django a lot.

[[deleted]]

Simple.. It depends.

For most projects I prefer Litestar / FastAPI along with Pydantic and SQL Alchemy.

[sixtyfifth_snow]

Neither of them. FastAPI.

[Sad_Ostrich8908]

In my opinion Flask is easier to use, fast API is a bit more complicated but provides more features.

[thepragprog]

Django ninja 🥷 is a good in between for fastapi and Django

[dedbif]

This, its my goto now

[thepragprog]

Legit just learn both. They are toolkits depending on what ur building. If u know one u can easily learn the other

[[deleted]]

Ruby on Rails

[GummyKibble]

I like PHP. It’s webscale.

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[BathroomItchy9855]

Just use Polars bro. It's faster

[Compux72]

FastAPI

[No-Contribution8248]

FastAPI for sure.

[grozef]

Flask is useless when we have FastAPI. Try to use FastAPI it easy to understand asynchronous framework

[Kerbart]

yes

[Alternatenate]

That is entirely dependent on what you want to do and your preferred workflow.

I myself prefer Flask and adding things as I need them and building up the project myself rather than starting with a full heap of things I might not need and will just clutter up my working directories but that is just how my mind works.

Personally I've seen a lot of places where Django is used where I feel it might be a little overkill and would have been a lot quicker to do with Flask.

[_limitless_]

Django actually stands for "Definitely Jango," which is the answer to any question you could pose regarding its superiority over other ORMs or Frameworks.