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by mrweasel
911 days ago
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Same experience from me. I stopped working with Django around 2016 and then picked up a project last year where we picked Django as the framework and it was like I never left. They added new features, improved documentation and all that, but it was so amazingly easy to come to. It probably does help that we stick to Django 3.X as that's what's currently in Debian. I do like the smaller frameworks like Flask or Bottle, but if I need a database or anything remotely more complex than answering a few API calls, then I don't see a reason to not pick Django. |
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