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Python Which Python Framework is more Flexible in Large Projects?

shivambhatele

shivambhatele

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Hello All, I am new in python programming and got the opportunity to work on a large project which is based on finance domain. I want to know which python framework is more flexible between Flask and Django in a large project. I have asked this quey on Quora and according to this source, Django is less flexible because of its in-built features and tools. Developers cannot make changes to the modules but not an idea about Flask. Can anyone use both of them? Any suggestions?
 
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Django is a good fit for larger projects and is very mature framework to work with, i have used this on many client projects and does work well, I see flask as a minimal framework to launch ideas up quickly

Django does have a bit of a learning curve but it is very flexible to meet many needs and features you are wanting to put into it, most of my client projects though dont use the Django admin i always create a custom one, and use the Django admin like a PHP version of phpmyadmin.

myself i would favor django over flask for any large project going forward.
 
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