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by PaulHoule
971 days ago
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My current side project is using python aiohttp and htmx. The main plus of Python is that it has a lot of machine learning functionality but the truth is almost all of that is used in batch jobs and if I did anything computationally intensive serving a page I would have to farm the work out to another process. I have no trouble maintaining Python I write but it seems to always fall apart like Jenna blocks when I hand it off to somebody else. If I had to get more people involved and have it scale I might go to Flask but might also go to a Java-based backend as it really has the best ability to use threads and parallelism. As for HTMX I like it but I think there could be something similar but a little more feature risk, for instance my app has a lot of tables and tools that make it easy to add client-side sort buttons would be nice. If I had more people working on it I could see using a react-a-like system as well. The database is arangodb which I love for rapid prototyping but if it had to be really reliable the first thing I would look at is postgres. |
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