Ask HN: Is Django a good choice as a framework for starting up in 2022 Hi,
I'm looking to build my startup currently as a solo founder and am stuck on deciding which language/platform to build with. I have about 5-6 years of experience with Flask websites and a few months of experience in Django. Django does make a lot of the boilerplate stuff easy, but there's a learning curve with FormView, ListView etc. However the code is cleaner since I don't need to have dozens of endpoints. I've also considered learning React and have built a small prototype but my productivity is way lower since I'm still learning the nuances. Has anyone here had experience maintaining Django long term? How has it worked out for you? Is it very expensive from a server/hosting perspective? Is it hard to maintain later? Will I regret choosing Django later? |