Django vs. Flask – Watch this 5-minute comparison to make your decision!

We are comparing Flask vs Django - their pros and cons, use cases, and our experience with them.

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00:00 Flask review
01:44 Django review
03:31 Difference between Django and Flask
03:51 What's the best choice?
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The Python Developer Survey (2019) tells that Django and Flask are the most well-known frameworks among developers. You can hardly go wrong with choosing one of these frameworks to work with a new web app. While picking which one will work best for you and your goals, there are several clear differences to keep in mind.

Django has been around for longer – the first edition was in 2005, while Flask was introduced in 2010.

[Jelvix]

Django or Flask - it's your turn to choose! Comment out which one is a total winner for you... 🫡

[EduardoDeBacker]

Good video but with only one bad information. Flask is not only good for minimalist sites, Flask can be easily structured for large sites. There is a misunderstanding with the name microframework, Flask is like a project with lego blocks and your project will have what it needs and not everything it doesn't need like Django.

[dilananderson]

Flask is much better for a beginner than Django.

[ase]

I don't agree here. I have built large applications with flask. To me, It is tough to compare flask with django. Django is an out-of-the-box solution that pretty much has many popular tools to get descent application going quickly without having to tinker with settings and libraries. However, with having an out-of-the-box setup, there are presets, and with Flask It is much more modular than django so you can completely customize your application to suit your needs. A flask application; if well built can be much more robust than an out of the box django application. The difference is, the learning curve is much steeper with flask when building full fledged applications. Also, flask is much easier to biuld API's in and you can deploy them much quicker than django,

[sypherop]

For me, Flask wins just because of one reason and that is the ease with which we can create microservice applications. And I don't agree that flask can only be used to create minimilistic web apps.

[oliviagreen]

Awesome Video.
I have used Flask for most of my python projects

[champorado]

Flask has no problem managing RDBMS, it is not exclusive to NOSQL

[jessh]

Wtf is this ai-generated stuff? "We always use django, as long as there is no need to change something." 4:43
"You want your new developers to now in advance what the speech is about" 4:05

What do these even mean?

[Ice-onxs]

While Flask is used for smaller but still big projects Django is used by many big tech companies, even youtube, and once you know the it its pretty easy

[leoscreams__]

as a beginner i think flask is better cuz I personally think reddit, Pinterest has alot of features and cool interface as compare to Spotify, instagram

[dylananderson]

I think django is very well for my project.

[KINTUALEXLADWONG]

My teacher said I should learn Django, then Flask will be a walk in the park. And to me, Django is much more difficult to grasp than Django.

[ageneralstateofchaos]

The section for "Flask review" needs to start at 0:32.

[WBITT]

Annoying background music. Dramatic narration is a turn-off.

[hh]

im gonna learn both but django seems better if you can only choose one

[DominicNweze]

Both are good.
But I'll do flask first

[pantherishere]

Dont worry guys ill tell him, bro your idents in the if statement were wrong! At this point its just embaressing. jk you helped me make my decision since you included the difficulty of each library as well. Since i need a one page website i was using streamlit till now but the containers are limiting me so flask it is now!

[Chris-hyjy]

Yet another "AI" generated load of BS!

[capebald]

00:00 - 00:04 Is there a reason that you're pretending to _type_ to what appears to be a *video* of code scrolling down both screens? Is it really hard to actually type some code that matches what appears on a screen?
- Here's my two cents: *I stopped the video after **00:04** as a result (in addition to comments posted) as it raises credibility issues*