Flask VS Django VS FastAPI
Flask, Django, and FastAPI are all strong Python frameworks, but they are suited to different types of projects.
Flask is lightweight and flexible, so it’s a good choice for smaller applications, prototypes, or projects where you want more control over the architecture.
Django is more complete and comes with many features out of the box, including authentication, ORM, admin tools, security, and database management. I’d use it for larger, full-featured web applications.
FastAPI is designed mainly for modern API development. It’s fast, supports async programming well, provides automatic API documentation, and works nicely with type hints and data validation.
In simple terms: Flask for flexibility, Django for full web applications, and FastAPI for modern APIs and backend services.
Please review these docs
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aXF3Dd2QbltSfc qehmoDUG7O6aIMU UEqE2KDVd_FcdI/edit?usp=sharin g
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Flask is lightweight and flexible, so it’s a good choice for smaller applications, prototypes, or projects where you want more control over the architecture.
Django is more complete and comes with many features out of the box, including authentication, ORM, admin tools, security, and database management. I’d use it for larger, full-featured web applications.
FastAPI is designed mainly for modern API development. It’s fast, supports async programming well, provides automatic API documentation, and works nicely with type hints and data validation.
In simple terms: Flask for flexibility, Django for full web applications, and FastAPI for modern APIs and backend services.
Please review these docs
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aXF3Dd2QbltSfc qehmoDUG7O6aIMU UEqE2KDVd_FcdI/edit?usp=sharin g
zz0.wutqi9znafz z
And then, if you are interested, I want to discuss more details