Django vs. Flask which is the best python web development framework?

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[SudeeptoDutta]

*VScode* is the best text editor right now 🙂. And for Flask vs Django debate, *Flask* is a microframework i.e you have to setup each and every package for the backend stack. This will actually help you in the long learn since you know how each and every piece of your stack works.

*Django* is batteries included and does a lot of behind the scenes "magic" to facilitate for a easier learning curve. But that, in my opinion hinders a newbie backend developer into knowing what is actually happening.

So I would suggest making a hobby project in flask, know how your backend stack is set up and then move to Django. 🙂

[bhupeshbhatt]

BC literally I thought when carry became programmer. I opened it laughed too hard..

[aravindk]

VSCode is definetely a good choice. I love VS Code, it's cross platform, and is very good with python and all those stuff.

[aidilrazak]

Dude, your explanation is great. I hope you read this! Subs on the spot!

[direwensik]

Your ending part made me want to learn Flask first and django later...thanks a lot, this video helped me a lot

[Ayushk]

Who else thought of him as CARRY MINATI !!!

[prashantrana]

Flask is easy and more customisable not like django to use their predefined rules. On flask u make your own rules. You architect your own system on your own way.
In django you write your code according to framework rule

[llamasarus]

How I see it is if your app is more backend heavy use Django and if its more front end heavy then use Flask....If I have only one user account as the admin (or none at all) then use flask, if I have multiple user accounts to deal with then use are fantastic

[ytlagu]

Man, nobody can convince me to leave VS Code! Really go to other text editors at own your peril

[neomatrix]

I was writing down and I missed your second point? Can you repeat it? Thanks

[WellingtonSilva-uqmg]

I’m killing my brain with Flask, I can’t even imagine Django.
I know Flask is easy, but it’s so complex.

[amjadsimplifies]

What is better for me as a new python programmer and for a good salary ?
1-web development
2-machine learning

[om.mishraofficial]

Toh Kese ho dosto chalo shuru kare Django and Flask bina kisi 🤣🤣🤣

[dnnii_]

VS Code. Save disk space and learning curve, Python, HTML, CSS, JS can all be coded and more, no need to keep switching between IDEs.

[lexxluey]

PyCharm for everything python related, even Web development.

VS Code for HTML

[sujithsuji]

Hello. Iam decide to learn Django. But i feel little bit difficult and confusing. Then i start learning flask from your chaneel its quite simple and easy to grasp the idea for beginers.Thank you for making that video also for this video.

[Magmatic]

Thanks for this explanation. I have a question please: do I need to learn JavaScript along with Python to use Django or is Python enough?

[Wineblood]

As someone who is learning both Django and Flask, I would recommend learning Flask first. It's a lot more concise and has fewer concepts to learn, enabling you to get yourself up and running faster. Django has many features and the issue with Django is that it expects you to use its features and not other code, meaning you have to know your way around a lot more code to do things properly.

I worked in a place where Django was used and it was always some part of the codebase I stayed away from. I've since gone through the Django tutorials and it's starting to make a lot of sense, but there are many concepts that beyond basic web development. That's why I put that to one side and am focusing on Flask now, so that I can stick to what I need to know.

As for IDEs, my recommendation for new people is always to use the most basic text editor for a month or so to get used to doing everything manually. Once you've got that down, you can switch to a fully fledged IDE and develop a lot faster. I've noticed that people who start with an IDE tend to have less direction and let the IDE guide them, which I don't think is good long term.

[trialaccount]

I didn't searched nor i wanted to click but I thought CarryaMinati is in the video lol : XD

[shuvosaha]

can you make a complete guideline for backend development with python and Django? your python full course 2020 was awesome