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No, they don't. They literally link out to semver.org
The joke . . . Your head
Do try to catch up.
I wish Django would take async more seriously. This comment gives a pretty good overview of the current situation (some points are more valid than others): https://github.com/encode/django-rest-framework/discussions/... The Python ecosystem is strange. Where other dev communities will embrace new ways of doing things faster than most people can keep up — the Python community needs to be pulled kicking and screaming i…
Have a look at Starlette, it’s by the guy who made Django. FastAPI is built on Starlette and adds more batteries included. If you’re interested in async you’re far better off to go async native than with a framework that’s synchronous. Asyncpg is the fastest Python Postgres driver there is, works well with sanic, Starlette or FastAPI.
I’ve been keeping an eye on FastAPI, Starlette, and a few other libraries but, compared to Django, they’re mostly powered by hype. I found a bunch of Pydantic bugs 2(3?)+ years ago that are only now getting addressed in v2.
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> This is simply not true. So sad. Ah sorry, so, just coincidentally pydantic happened to be slower than any other library that had a PR to be added to the benchmark, but that was not the reason they were rejected. Better now? > Please show me a sensible benchmark where your library is faster than pydantic? $ python3 perftest/realistic\ union\ of\ objects\ as\ namedtuple.py --pydantic (1.2192879340145737, 1.259595165…
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ - I get different results, see the PR.
Anyway no server code runs on apple, so it isn't that important to win benchmarks only on apple, I think.
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Have a look at Starlette, it’s by the guy who made Django. FastAPI is built on Starlette and adds more batteries included. If you’re interested in async you’re far better off to go async native than with a framework that’s synchronous. Asyncpg is the fastest Python Postgres driver there is, works well with sanic, Starlette or FastAPI.
The Starlette dev is the founder of Django Rest Framework.. Which is my least favorite part of working with Django. I really wish Django shipped with its own REST Framework. I’ve been keeping an eye on FastAPI, Starlette, and a few other libraries but, compared to Django, they’re mostly powered by hype. I found a bunch of Pydantic bugs 2(3?)+ years ago that are only now getting addressed in v2.
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The Starlette dev is the founder of Django Rest Framework.. Which is my least favorite part of working with Django. I really wish Django shipped with its own REST Framework. I’ve been keeping an eye on FastAPI, Starlette, and a few other libraries but, compared to Django, they’re mostly powered by hype. I found a bunch of Pydantic bugs 2(3?)+ years ago that are only now getting addressed in v2.
Django does come with it's own rest framework built in. Instead of rendering to templates, just return json.