Best web development frameworks on Reddit
30 reviews from r/Python, r/learnjavascript, r/programming and 1 more subreddit
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#1
Flask
4.8
(5)
"Flask-WTForms is recommended for form handling."
"Flask is great for rapid prototyping and integrates well with SQLAlchemy."
"Flask is my go-to for serious projects due to its large community and many add-ons."
"[Flask](http://flask.pocoo.org/)."
"Flask-Restless can automatically present a REST API for SQLAlchemy models."
#2
Django
3.8
(5)
"Django is productive and saves time with its forms library and admin."
"One install, and you're ready."
"I do use Django quite often for clients."
"Django is full-featured but can be painful to learn and its built-in systems aren't very useful outside of it."
"The books your boss gave you are all at least 4 years old and terribly out-of-date. Better to go with the online documentation."
#3
Pyramid
4.3
(3)
"I've always liked Pyramid."
"Any of them would be fine for learning."
"Pylons is deprecated in the face of the Pyramid framework. Use that instead."
#4
Symfony
5.0
(2)
"I love Symfony (PHP) and GRID 960 (CSS) ;)"
"Been using Symfony for a few years and finding it to be great."
#5
Laravel
5.0
(2)
"Laravel is one of the best PHP web frameworks, providing an elegant and simple framework with amazing ORM and routing."
"The learning curve can be steep but there is nothing more satisfying than the finished product."
#6
CodeIgniter
5.0
(1)
"I love codeigniter."
#7
Qcodo
5.0
(1)
"Qcodo is the best. 100% OOP, unlike many of the others"
#8
KnockoutJS
5.0
(1)
"I highly recommend it. Unlike the other options it's a library not a framework, so you write JavaScript just like normal and it handles the two way data binding."
#9
Bottle
5.0
(1)
"Bottle.py is nicely documented and dead simple to get a test server deployed on your localhost."
#10
web2py
5.0
(1)
"The auto form creation saves me a ton of time."
#11
Vue
4.0
(1)
"I do use Vue quite often for clients."
#12
jQuery
4.0
(1)
"I picked jQuery and became very good at it."
#13
Node.js
4.0
(1)
"Then Node came out, now I wish I was better at vanilla JS."
#14
Angular
4.0
(1)
"Angular is one of the go-to frameworks."
#15
Backbone
4.0
(1)
"Backbone is also a popular choice."
#16
Ember
4.0
(1)
"Ember is mentioned as a possible option."
#17
CherryPy
4.0
(1)
"CherryPy is great for smaller, stand-alone projects with rock solid stability."
#18
Meteor
2.0
(1)
"Meteor seems rather niche and I've yet to see a single job posting for it."
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