Re:Ask HN: What Python framework would you use to serve up a...
by avinassh on Wednesday November 05, 2014 @02:46AM
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I use Tornado. It's simple, lightweight and very well documentated. It wouldn't take much time to get it up and running. And it also supports asynchronous operations out of box unlike Flask.
However community isn't big as that of Flask and has low bus factor.
Other alternative is Django REST Framework[0]. It's also well documented and get the work done. However code base is large compared to Tornado. Advantage is, it has a bigger community support and it's easy to find a developer.
However community isn't big as that of Flask and has low bus factor.
Other alternative is Django REST Framework[0]. It's also well documented and get the work done. However code base is large compared to Tornado. Advantage is, it has a bigger community support and it's easy to find a developer.
[0] - http://www.django-rest-framework.org/