Top 5 Python Frameworks For Developers
Python is one the most used languages in the world. Most of the companies in the world uses python as one of the main language, examples- Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Adobe etc.
Frameworks of python, makes our code even more better and easy. Frameworks provides a structure for developers, so they can work and focus more on the functionality and logic of the application.
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In this articles I will talk about "top 5 frameworks for python" every developer should know-
1.Django
Django is an open-source framework, that makes code work faster, decreases the code size, scalable and even makes component reusable. This Framework includes features like serialization, automatic database generation, automatic admin interface generation, caching, internationalization, inherited templates. You could also work the data types like JSON, RSS, XML, HTML, and other formats.
2.Aiohttp
It is a python framework for web. It combines the functions of a server and a clients web frameworks providing customers with a WebSocket and a client's server, Making this way of easier than its alternatives.
3.Flask
Flask is useful in developing small applications. It is useful, if you prefer to develop configurations of your application by yourself. Using Flask, you can also build web servers, integrate unit testing support.
4.Falcon
This frameworks help you making of backend of small apps. It is one of the fastest framework of python available. It also uses less memory, making your application less resource consuming. Falcon is not appropriate for serving HTML pages, but it is relevant for those who follow RESTful APIs conception. Companies such as Opera Browser and OpenStack uses this.
5.Hug
Hug is a fast Python micro-framework designed to build APIs. It provides developers with a few API versions, automatic documentation, and annotation-powered validation. It does not contain a database integration so you should use SQ Alchemy or something similar. On the one hand, it is inconvenient for many, On the other hand, you can abstract separate pieces of code and apply it for different applications.
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