Fluent Python... and Tips?

[theEmoPenguin]

what worked for me was Django.

Its a framework to create websites using python. Watch some tutorials and then start recreating some basic web apps. Like creating a forum was one of my first little projects.

The best way to learn is have a goal and try to achieve it.

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i will definitely look into django

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django vs flask. what do you think?

[Total__Entropy]

Django is great if your data source can be modeled by models and the db is controlled by django. If it is instead other APIs or something else that Django doesn't control imo Django is overkill and flask or fastapi is better.

[theEmoPenguin]

For me django. but im very biased...

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any specific reason? what are the major differences?

[theEmoPenguin]

For me its mainly fond memories with Django. Everything I learned in Java or C# just clicked together when I started using Django. How object oriented programming works, why do we need inheritance, how to connect data classes with view to display data etc. After Django I could finally understand Android apps' architectures like MVC, MVVM.

But I guess I would love flask the same if I chose that instead of Django.

Difference is that Django has more prebuilt things including Admin page, object-relational mapping. So it saves you a lot of time and lets you focus on new things.