'Hello World' web server - Python Flask vs PHP

Avoid boilerplate code!

This is the comparison of Python Flask and PHP. In the video, the same small web application programmed with Flask and PHP to see the difference in code and setup.

[edsanville]

Yes, PHP is the right tool for a Hello World program.

PHP is like your best ex gf - when all gone - you will call her and it will works 😂

[noertri]

Who in sane mind write code first then make virtual environtment then install package

[replikvltyoutube]

No wonder JavaScript frameworks try to rewrite it

[joebuydem]

You will get hate because of your uncommon beliefs. But I’m with you!!

[isotoxin]

Why are You comparing Python framework with a "Hello world" program?
Maybe show us a video about PHP frameworks VS Pyhon frameworks?

[hniksic]

Now a sequel that compares them with Rust!

[wilsonreuben]

i am still trying to understand what this comparison is about: i see no points!

[hytryi_huy]

Люблю твій канал, бачу відос спішу дивитись перш ніж інші, але от питоня, на яких мовах працюєш професійно й у якій області?

[okolol]

php is cool tbh.






hit me, i'm ready.

[alucard]

The most funny thing are angry Python devs in comments. XD
But what to expect from people writing in a children's language. :x

[LeLouchMania]

You have a point here the second you used $ you lost me, lesson Leary stick to python frameworks 👍🏻

[lawrencedoliveiro]

Here’s what I came up with after about 15 minutes of work:

import http.server


class :

def do_GET(self) :
self.wfile.write("200 OK\r\n\r\nHello, world!\n".encode())
♯end do_GET

♯end HandleRequests

server = http.server.HTTPServer(("127.0.0.1", 8801), HandleRequests)
server.serve_forever()

That included time spent reading the documentation for http.server.

[lawrencedoliveiro]

Here’s what I came up with after about 15 minutes of work:

import http.server


class :

def do_GET(self) :
self.wfile.write("200 OK\r\n\r\nHello, world!\n".encode())
♯end do_GET

♯end HandleRequests

server = http.server.HTTPServer(("localhost", 8801), HandleRequests)
server.serve_forever()

That included time spent reading the documentation for http.server.

[lawrencedoliveiro]

Here’s what I came up with after about 15 minutes of work:

import http.server

class :

def do_GET(self) :
self.wfile.write("200 OK\r\n\r\nHello, world!\n".encode())
#end do_GET

♯end HandleRequests

server = http.server.HTTPServer(("127.0.0.1", 8801), HandleRequests)
server.serve_forever()


That included time spent reading the documentation for http.server.