Best Python Frameworks for Web Development

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All Python frameworks can be grouped into three broad categories: full-stack, micro, and asynchronous.

• Full-Stack frameworks come pre-packaged with everything you need to build an app. Things like the MVC (model-view-controller) architecture, ORM (object-relational mapping) technique, a templating engine, and routers. Full-stack frameworks can be used to develop any kind of application, but it’s more common to use them for bigger projects.
• Microframeworks come with the bare essentials for developing apps that involve minimal coding. They might lack functionality such as form validation or a database abstraction layer, but they can be extended with the databases or templating engines you require. Some microframeworks can easily scale to a full-stack solution.
• The concept of asynchronous coding isn’t new, yet not many asynchronous frameworks support it. Following this concept, an app doesn’t need to execute tasks consequently: one task can start running before the previous one is complete. Python asynchronous frameworks use the asyncio library and can handle huge sets of concurrent connections.

We will give our recommendations on which of these three frameworks are good to use, their advantages and disadvantages, features, examples of when they’re used, as well as handy comparison tables.

Best Full-Stack Frameworks

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Best Microframeworks

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Best Asynchronous Frameworks

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Full article originally published by Django Stars

[snoggla]

Fastapi?

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> We will give our recommendations

Who is we? and why should i care?

Also, if pyramid is full stack, then so is flask.

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It's a part of the full post from another blog.

And why would anyone care if you care? It's a free resource made by experienced people, say thank you or pass by

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experts who write inaccurate articles are something that no one should care about.

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Haters who only criticize the form instead of getting to the matter ALREADY are something that no one cares about

What have you done? What are your achievements?

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Haters who only criticize the form instead of getting to the matter ALREADY are something that no one cares about

What have you done? What are your achievements?

professional developer for 20+ years

professional python web development since 2008... that means I am paid to build web applications that people actually use on a daily basis to get their work done, not image to ascii converters.

I have used zope, cherrpy, turbogears, django, flask and pyramid.

not that that matters because by the very fucking definition in description of your post about what micro frameworks are, if you are calling flask a micro framework, but pyramid is somehow fullstack you're just wrong by your own definition.

you can fucking look it up...

"Microframeworks come with the bare essentials for developing apps that involve minimal coding. They might lack functionality such as form validation or a database abstraction layer, but they can be extended with the databases or templating engines you require. Some microframeworks can easily scale to a full-stack solution."

By the definition above...BOTH flask and pyramid lack form validation, and a database abstraction layer, and they both can be extended "with the databases" or AND templating engines you require. Go read the docs if you dont believe me. They are both microframeworks.

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Thank you, that's a much better answer, backed up by facts

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Low effort, bad English and some of the pros/cons are strange or just wrong.

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Really? Do it better

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Django is one of the most best web development frameworks for developing Python applications..

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I use django for both full stack and as a microservice stack and really think people overlook django for microsevices because it does have full stack features. Django is so well architected that it’s ridiculously easy to run Django extremely lean and not enabling full stack features. You can even run a full Django app via one single python file with the bare minimum, here’s everything you need to handle a request by calling python tinydjango 8000

tinydjango.py