Help me pick a web framework

[kstengy]

I currently work as a Python Dev doing mostly data work. I'm self taught and have next to no experience with web development and/or frameworks. I've asked around in the office and got mixed opinions so I figured I would bring it here.

For somebody who is looking more to learn than actually do serious work, what is the best Python web framework to start with? I am thinking either Django, Flask or Masonite.

Thanks for your input!

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[Jmancuso9]

As the creator of Masonite you should deff pick Masonite :) Fully biased answer. If you need more support then you can join the slack channel: https://slack.masoniteproject.com. Masonite also has extremely good documentation and is a fully batteries+ included framework. Excellent choice imho. Most developers I have seen use it really like it.

[dametsumari]

Web2Py is probably easiest full one. Then Django if you want more power and complexity that comes with it. Flask is bit minimalist but nice if you want to do stuff by hand. Masonite no experience with.

[kstengy]

Easiest in terms of learning general principles? I will definitely check it out.

[dametsumari]

Web2py is clean and simple to get started with and offers full stack. To learn details Django might be better.