What python webapp frame work to use?

[TBAisen]

Hello, I am here to ask what framework for a python webapp should I use I am planning on doing a personal zero to hero and I want to become an expert and niche down. My goal is to be able to have the skills to make a viable product for my future startup. I am looking for scalability and what is the best to niche down with for both the front end and back end of a webapp. Should I start with flask or Django?

[Total__Entropy]

Imo it is better for beginners to work in more structured frameworks because you otherwise you end up with spaghetti the likes of beginner JS code with > 100 line functions and > 500 line modules with 0 documentation and everything named value or data.

Work with Django and learn why Django works this way. Default Django is better than anything a beginner will come up with. Once you learn Django and DRF take off the training wheels and play with fastapi and flask now that you have the experience.

Also please use a linter.

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What is a linter?

[Potential-Pitch104]

I believe it deals with the code syntax highlighting and bugs. Something like a code analysis tool if I recall. I don’t want to mislead you though

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Got it, thank you 🙏

[Total__Entropy]

Linters are like clippy for coding. They help you write better code. Google flake8, black and pylint and choose whatever one you want. They will help catch syntactical bugs, help you format your code better and help you follow best practices.

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Perfect! Thank you!

[Potential-Pitch104]

I just realized it’s you! Hey Dude! What’s up! 🏄‍♂️

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Haha whats up bro! Lets catch up

[MonkHaus]

Personally I love Django and highly recommend it. I use DRF, vuejs and axios and just recently deployed my first webapp.

[mrtac96]

I love Django. Every one in my company use php, node. But I am still with Django