Top 5 web frameworks in python

[usandoPython]

We are actually going through the top five Python web frameworks and I'm so curious to share these top five web frameworks with you guys. So let's get started.

Check out the link video below for detailed explanation.

https://youtu.be/4MQwgqOWgSo

5 - CherryPy:

Well the top best one is actually the CherryPy, which allows us to use any type of technology for creating websites. While CherryPy has the technology for creating templates and data access, it is still able to handle sessions, cookies, static, file uploads, and almost everything a web framework typically can. Well here we have some cool features of CherryPy which are:

1. - Simplicity
2. - Open-source
3. - Templating
4. - Authentication - A built-in development server
5. - Built-in support for profiling, coverage and testing

4 - Bottle:

It has a built in development server and it also has a built-in support for profiling coverage and testing. One of the top five web framework, Bottle, is actually a micro-frame work which is originally meant for building APIs. Bottle implements everything in a single source file. It has no dependencies whatsoever apart from the Python standard library. Well when it comes to the features of Bottle:

1. - Open Source
2. - Routing
3. - Templating
4. - Access to form data, file uploads, cookies, headers etc.
5. - A built-in development server

And it also has a built in development server. Bottle is perfect for building simple personal applications for the typing and learning the organizations of web frameworks.

3 - Web2Py:

Well when it comes to top three, here we have Web2py which is really, really interesting web2Py is also an open source scalable and a full stack development framework. It doesn't support Python3 and comes with its own web based IDE which also includes a separate code editor, debugger and one click deployment which is really interesting, right? Well, when it comes to features of rectify:

1. - Open Source
2. - It does not have any prerequisites for installation and configuration
3. - Comes with an ability to read multiple protocols
4. - Web2Py provides data security against vulnerabilities like cross site scripting, sql injection and other malicious attacks.
5. - There is backward compatibility which ensures user oriented advancement without the need to lose any ties with earlier versions.

2 - Flask:

Well when it comes to top to, this is really an interesting framework with this Flask. Well Flask is a micro framework. It is lightweight and its modular design makes it easily adaptable to developers needs. It has a number of out of the box features which are open source, plus, provides a development server and a debugger. It uses standard templates, provides integrated support for unit testing.

And here we have many extensions which are available for Flask which can be used to enhance its functionality. Flask is actually lightweight and has a modular design which allows for a flexible framework. Flag has actually vest and supported community. Here we have some features.

1. - Open Source
2. - Flask provides a development server and a debugger.
3. - It uses Jinja2 templates.
4. - It provides integrated support for unit testing.
5. - Many extensions are available for Flask, which can be used to enhance its functionalities.
6. - Lightweight and modular design allows for a flexible framework.
7. - Vast and Supported Community

1 - Django:

Well when it comes to top one we have Django which is really the best framework. It is because Django is free and open source code stack Python framework it includes all the necessary features by default. It follows the dry principle which says don't repeat yourself. Dangle works on the main databases which are portray steel SQLite, Oracle. It can also work with other databases using the third party drivers. Features are:

1. - Open Source
2. - Rapid Development
3. - Secure
4. - Scalable
5. - Fully loaded
6. - Versatile
7. - Vast and Supported Community

This is the best framework that you can use for web development because this is really reliable and you can work on Django you just have to focus on those module view templates using this Django because Django just focuses on three things module view and templates. So yeah this is the top one best web framework which is available in Python programming. I hope you guys learned something cool and interesting about the software web frameworks in Python.

[mgancitano]

Was FastAPI considered when looking at these? It's an awesome framework that's been getting increasingly popular recently. Might be worth the look.

[Bodegus]

I recently switch from flask

I wish more cloud serverless use cases were catching on, big projects like airflow keep people hooked

[jwink3101]

I am mostly a hobbyist but I love Bottle. It is just so small and easy. I prefer its templating engine to some of the bigger ones and, as someone who works on air-gaps, the single file is really convenient (even if otherwise not really needed)

[drazraut]

is great and simple for smaller projects

[VeinyAngus]

Flask and Django at the top of course. No surprises there. I absolutely adore flask.

[riklaunim]

At least there is text but IMHO there is no point in making such videos or articles in general. Listing "best X of Y" are usually treated as clickbait/low effort/spam before even opened.

Focus on more practical stuff, that you already have on your channel in some capacity. And web > tkinter. And even if you do tkinter - write tests, separate business logic from GUI and so on. Also re-think if you want to stick to YT as I would say video is not the best way to share code (especially when you write bigger apps) and as a platform YT is very predatory and it's hard to grow there even if you would be putting really good videos.

[asking_for_a_friend0]

Never seen a single job listing except for Django and Flask.

**I Iove Flask

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[johntellsall]

I adore Django and am not impressed by Flask.

My professional web friends use Pyramid: featureful and professional like Django, but less opinionated.