[cess11]

Python http.server isn't particularly secure by default.

I don't understand why you keep ruminating about Django, which is obviously irrelevant as a comparison. If you want to use Django as a point of comparison you'd need to compare with Laravel.

[JimDabell]

Why are you repeatedly taking us in circles? You already said that and I already responded to that.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40258150

[cess11]

Laravel is how you learn web development with PHP. It's the Django equivalent.

You wrote something about how "people" do web development in Python, I don't see the relevance to your decrepit comparison.

Everyone that starts building computer network services is dangerous for about 5-10 years regardless of what tutorial material they initially come across. If not longer, since it takes a long time to internalise the protocols, client platforms, server platforms, relevant network layers, common threat vectors, and so on.