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More bare bones than Django, but has many modules that can be added that support built-in features of Django (e.g. ORM) | More bare bones than Django, but has many modules that can be added that support built-in features of Django (e.g. database extension, ORM, authentication) <ref>[https://hackernoon.com/use-django-or-end-up-building-a-django-6cce65eb7255#.rue0wt2ii Use Django Or End Up Building a Django] hackernoon.com</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:17, 9 January 2017
Python[edit]
Django[edit]
Comes with ORM and CMS built-in.
Flask[edit]
More bare bones than Django, but has many modules that can be added that support built-in features of Django (e.g. database extension, ORM, authentication) [1]
Pyramid[edit]
kivy and PyQt[edit]
Mobile frameworks.
PHP[edit]
Symfony2[edit]
Lavarel[edit]
Examples[edit]
- 15 Awesome Sites Built with Lavarel PHP Framework - Code Condo, Jan 15, 2014
Ruby[edit]
Notes[edit]
- ↑ Use Django Or End Up Building a Django hackernoon.com