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How many frame work of python there are exist in market till this date?

4th Jul 2019, 4:15 AM
Kunal
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I don't know how many python frameworks are there in existence. However I do know the popular ones. 1. Django : Obviously you must have heard of it. It is one of the most popular frameworks even today. It is a full stack python framework, open source and free to use. Used to make complex code and apps in an easier way. 2. Turbo gears: Full-stack web application framework. Data driven, open source, free to use and numerous libraries 3. Cubicweb: Free and open source This framework is based on the data model. It has multiple databases, security workflow and reusable components. 4. Giotto: Based on the model view controller (MVC) pattern. It separates model view and controller elements to ensure that web designers, developers, system administrators can perform their functions independently and effectively. 5. Pylon: It places emphasis on the rapid development of applications. It provides a highly flexible structure for web development.
5th Jul 2019, 11:59 AM
Zamraz Arif Khan
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[continue] 6. Web2py: open source and free-to-use. Full-stack Comes with an editor, debugger and deployment tool. 7. Bottle: It is a non-Full-stack-framework. Used to make small web apps and has no other dependancy other than the standard library. 8. Cherry py: Open source object oriented framework. It has it's own multi thread web server. It is a non-Full-stack-framework. 9. Flask: It is a non-Full-stack-framework. It is termed as a microframework. 10. Sanic: Easy, open source and a non-Full-stack-framework. It is similar to Flask in terms of function but is much faster. 11. Tornado: It is open source and a non-Full-stack-framework. It is known for it's high performance. There might be more but these are enough to decide which python framework you want to learn. If you want me to answer something else or are not satisfied with my answer just let me know.
5th Jul 2019, 12:35 PM
Zamraz Arif Khan
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Thank you default
9th Jul 2019, 2:11 AM
Kunal
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