Learning Path For Python Web Development

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 In this tutorial, we are going to discuss some basics about web development using Python. Web development refers to creating and maintaining websites. We usually use HTML, JavaScript, and CSS for web development. In this tutorial, we will learn whether we should learn web development with Python or not.

 

Python has made web development very easy, and the learning process is also swift, as Python is a simple and high-level language to learn. If you are following this series from the beginning, you have already learned a lot about Python and its modules, so why not put a little more effort into making the best use of our programming skills? To place our expertise in action, Python gives us two options. Whether we can learn web development using Flask or Django. Django is a little more accessible to learn than Flask because we can find a lot of built-in functionalities in it, that in the case of Flask, has to be created manually. But this difference makes Flask faster and more efficient, making it take less time to load. It also takes less space on the server.

I would recommend beginners to start learning web development from Django because it will be a little easier to do so, and also, it will be more fun for you. On the other hand, if you are planning on making a site that will contain more traffic and also you have prior knowledge related to web development then, Flask will serve you better.

You can find the course on both Flask and Django on my website: 

Flask Tutorials

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These courses are specially designed for beginners, starting from the most basic detailed lessons and ending on the most advanced ones.  

Most people do not take our development using Flask or Django seriously as the concept is not much older, but a lot of new and high-tech websites are being developed using Python these days.

Some of the major companies who have their websites built using Flask:

  • Airbnb
  • Reddit
  • Netflix

Some of the major companies who have their websites built using Django:

  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • NASA

So, these few examples of websites made using Python should clarify any confusion you had about web development using Python.

The most significant advantage is that both of these frameworks are entirely free, and you can easily use them without any hassle.  You can choose to work either with Django or Flask; the choice is up to you. Everyone has a different standard of selecting the framework, and in this situation, there is no better or worse, as both have their advantages. We can choose any one of them according to our needs and requirements.

Recommendation:

If you are still unsure which one you should choose, I would recommend you watch my first tutorial of both of the courses because I have explained the introduction about the frameworks in more detail in both of them.

 

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