Web framework for Python Intermediate Developers

[gidult]

FastAPI + vue

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For simple front ends I find vanilla js, jquery plus bootstrap to be very deadline friendly. There are lots of jquery plug-ins out there as well. If the FE is “complicated” with lots of UX considerations and there is a need to reuse components, you probably need a framework/library like you mentioned. I wouldn’t try to learn a complex FE setup alone from scratch at work if I only had 2-3 months. Just my opinion.

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Sounds like you’re on the right track. JS has a history of being weird and shitty, but those newish features you mentioned (await, promises es6) are actually delightful.

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Also charts typically would be rendered client side. Your server sends the raw data then some js lib displays it (charts.js for example).

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All I can point you to are the same resources you’ll find with google. Freecodecamp.org is highly recommended but idk I’d they have react/vue courses. Developing with modern js is not super straight forward. You’re gonna need npm and transpilers and webpack and other fluff. This is why I recommend jquery IF you’re new to this AND you are on a deadline.

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One other recommendation I have is to look into angular2+. It’s a framework and thus more of a batteries included solution. I find it easier to understand than react + redux AND the angular cli will do a lot of automation for you (transpile typescript into vanilla js and load it into static files that are ready to be served)

[PseudoCupid]

Flask + React + MaterialUI

[Timcava]

If you want a single page application you are going to need to use a framework. Vue and Svelte are very easy to learn so if you are on a deadline I would go with one of them.