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by randjoe 861 days ago
I'd go Django, even if it's just to prototype the system. If you need to microservice out a django install, just grab all the views and turn each into it's own flask instance with the rest being a collective lib. Coming from a sysadmin perspective, python apps require slightly less resources than a java apps do. Plus, like someone else said in the thread, it'll be easier to onboard developers at any knowledge level so it's great for beginners and advanced users.
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It's even easier to go from plain Django to django-ninja when you want less HTML and more json api. Avoids needing to migrate from Django's ORM to sqlalchemy.
Nice. Thanks. I never thought of that.