My real pain point as a user with Django is deployment. Python is so much easier to write, but javascript is so much easier to deploy. I wish they could make it easy to deploy django or other python framework in a serverless function with decent security baked in.
What's up Python? Django get background tasks, a new REPL, bye bye gunicorn
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Re: What's up Python? Django get background tasks, a new REPL, bye bye gunicorn
#62I have been doing Django for most of the last 10 years and I love it. I love Python. I love how well made are most of its core parts. And I love how some 3rd party packages (DRF aka django-rest-framework, django-filter, django-storages) fill the "missing" gaps. That said, boy does Django must change it's current strategy... RoR and Laravel have been getting all sort of goodies baked in the framework itself such as ta…
The biggest gripe I have with Django is that coupling it with modern UIs like Svelte and company is massively complex. The community has failed to deliver a clear guidance on how to handle implementation of such frameworks, including Vite and build steps. Which is the primary thing that drives me away from Django. I'm looking towards Laravel next. Very often, when researching how to implement JS Frameworks into Django I seem to find guidance on how to do this with Laravel and I want to know if it's really that comfy as it sounds.
Re: What's up Python? Django get background tasks, a new REPL, bye bye gunicorn
#63I have been doing Django for most of the last 10 years and I love it. I love Python. I love how well made are most of its core parts. And I love how some 3rd party packages (DRF aka django-rest-framework, django-filter, django-storages) fill the "missing" gaps. That said, boy does Django must change it's current strategy... RoR and Laravel have been getting all sort of goodies baked in the framework itself such as ta…
DRF is cancer. Try doing anything simple with DRF and you got subclasses over subclasses with overrides and overrides. I hate DRF with all my heart. DRF works only, if you intend to exactly match your model. If deviate just a little bit, the complexity explodes in hour hand. The biggest gripe I have with Django is that coupling it with modern UIs like Svelte and company is massively complex. The community has failed…