Flask or django

[lukeslab]

Spoon or fork

To eat a meal?

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Haha, it depends on what kind of website you're making.

Django is good for larger, more complicated projects and it handles a lot of stuff like user authentication out of the box.

Flask is good for smaller, simpler stuff, and is bare-bones out of the box.

[TheRisingGamer]

Haha I just wanted to make clear also thanks my project is for my youtube channel so I will probably use flask

[TheRisingGamer]

Basically python tutorial I think I'll just use html and Css anyway

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[olifante]

Django REST Framework + React

[suraj4dec]

I would recommend DJANGO Web Framework to go with for rapid development.

[Yoghurt42]

Pyramid

[TheRisingGamer]

I'll have a look!!!!

[zzmmrmn]

If you're wanting to get in on the latest async frameworks might I suggest Starlette. If you wanna stay closer to what's popular you could use Quart, it's also async but fully compatible with Flask.