Python Web Framework – A Detailed List of Web Frameworks in Python
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This document provides an extensive overview of Python web frameworks, categorizing them into full-stack and non-full-stack frameworks. It highlights notable frameworks such as Django, Flask, and Tornado, detailing their features and suitable use cases. The article aims to offer guidance for developers looking to choose the right framework for web application development in Python.
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- 1. 🐍🌐Python Web Framework – A Detailed List of Web Frameworks in Python 🌐🐍
- 2. If your mission with Python is to develop for the Web, Python will help you with that with its range of frameworks. Today in Python Web Framework tutorial, we will briefly discuss Web Frameworks offered by Python Programming Langauge: Full-Stack Frameworks in Python, and Non- Full-Stack Frameworks in Python. So, let’s talk about Python Web Framework Tutorial. Python Web Framework – A Detailed List of Web Frameworks in Python What is a Python Web Framework? Python Web framework is a collection of packages or modules that allow developers to write Web applications or services.
- 3. With it, developers don’t need to handle low-level details like protocols, sockets or process/thread management. Python web framework will help you with: ● Interpreting requests (getting form parameters, handling cookies and sessions,..) ● Producing responses (presenting data as HTML or in other formats,..) ● Storing data persistently (and other things) Now, let’s look at the most useful and famous Python web framework to help you with Web development. Python Full-Stack Frameworks A full-stack framework in Python is one which attempts to provide a complete solution for applications. It attempts to supply components for each layer in the stack. 1. Django Django Python is a framework for perfectionists with deadlines. With it, you can build better Web apps in much less time, and in less code. Django is known for how it focusses on automating. It also believes in the DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) principle. Django was originally developed for content-management systems, but is now used for many kinds of web applications.
- 4. This is because of its templating, automatic database generation, DB access layer, and automatic admin interface generation. It also provides a web server for development use. Giant companies that use Django Python are- Instagram, Pinterest, Disqus, Mozilla, The Washington Times, and Bitbucket. In fact, when we think of the terms ‘framework’ and ‘Python’, the first thing that comes to our minds is Django. We will see more on Django in another lesson. 2. TurboGears With TurboGears, you can create a database-driven, ready-to-extend application in just a few minutes.
- 5. It is an MVC web framework with ORM with real multi-database support and support for horizontal data partitioning. It also has a widget system to simplify the development of AJAX apps. You may additionally install its template engine Kajiki. TurboGears is a microframework and a full-stack solution. It’s PyPI package is called tg.devtools. 3. web2py Python Web Framework – Python web2py With web2py, you can develop, deploy, debug, test, administer the database, and maintain applications via the provided web interface. It has no configuration files, and you can even run it off a USB drive. web2py uses the MVC built-in ticketing system to manage errors. 4. CubicWeb CubicWeb is a semantic web application framework that features a query language and a selection+view mechanism.
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- 8. You can use Reahl to develop web applications in pure Python. However, you may use, customize, or compose widgets in usual Python code. These widgets portray certain server-side and client-side behaviors. 10. wheezy.web Wheezy is a lightweight, high performance, and high concurrency WSGI web framework. Its key features include routing, model update/validation, authentication/authorization, content caching with dependency, middleware, and more. With these, we can build modern, efficient web. 11. Zope2 Python Web Framework – Python Zope
- 9. Zope2 is rightly the granddaddy of Python web frameworks, it has been a family of networks. It is a web framework and a general-purpose application server. Today, it is primarily used for CMS. We also have Zope3, which is a standalone framework and a collection of related libraries. 12. Tornado Python Web Fra mework – Tornado While Tornado isn’t that famous, it is great with non-blocking I/O. You can scale it to handle tens of thousands of open connections. It makes for a perfect framework for long polling, WebSockets, and other usages needing a continuous connection.
- 10. Officially, Tornado only supports Linux and BSD OS (Windows and Mac OS X- only for development). Tornado finds its origin in the FriendFeed project, which now belongs to Facebook. Non-Full-Stack Frameworks in Python A Python non full-stack framework will provide the base application server. This either runs as its own independent process, upon Apache, or in other environments. Let’s look at the most popular ones. 1. Python Bottle Bottle is a simple and fast microframework that you can use to create small Web applications. It provides request-dispatching routes with URL-parameter support, templates, key/value databases, and a build-in HTTP server. It also offers adapters for third-party WSGI/HTTP-server and template engines. This is all in a single file; there are no dependencies except the Python Standard Library. 2. CherryPy
- 11. Python Web Framework – Python CherryPy It is a pythonic, object-oriented HTTP framework. A web application powered by CherryPy is a standalone Python application that embeds its own multi-threaded web server. In a way, CherryPy is a way between the programmer and the problem. It also supports various web servers like Apache, IIS, and so. CherryPy will let you launch multiple HTTP servers at once. 3. Python Flask Python Web Framework – Python Flask
- 12. Like we’ve said before, Flask is a microframework for Python. It includes a built-in development server, and unit-testing support. It is also fully Unicode-enabled with RESTful request-dispatching and WSGI compliance. Flask will be useful when you want to develop small, simple applications. With it, you can operate your database however you like- using SQLAlchemy or whatever. A good Flask example is it is used by LinkedIn and Pinterest. 4. Hug Python Web Framework – Python Hug Hug is among the fastest web frameworks for Python. With it, you can build APIs. It supports several API versions, automatic API documentation, and annotation-powered validation.
- 13. It is built on top of another JSON framework, Falcon. 5. Pyramid Python Web Framework – pyramid-positive Unlike a few that we discussed so far, Pyramid is a framework for large applications. It is flexible; a Pyramid web application starts from a single-file module, and evolves into an ambitious project. You can say that it makes real-world Web application development and deployment more fun, predictable, and productive. Actually, Pyramid is a Pylons project. 6. Albatross It is a small, flexible Python toolkit that lets you develop highly stateful Web applications. Albatross deploys to CGI, FastCGI, and ModPython servers.
- 14. 7. Circuits Circuits is much like CherryPy, but is a highly efficient web framework to develop standalone multiprocess applications. It supports concurrency, asynchronous I/O components, and is event-driven. 8. Falcon Python Web Framework – Python Falcon A microframework for small applications, app backends, and higher-level frameworks, Falcon encourages to follow the concept of REST. It is among the fastest web frameworks for Python and is used by EMC, Hurricane Electric, OpenStack, Opera Software, Wargaming, and others. 9. Growler
- 15. Python Web Framework – Python Growler Growler is built on top of asyncio, and is inspired by Connect and Express frameworks for Node.js. If you want ORM or templating, you must install it manually. It handles requests by passing through a middleware chain. 10. MorePath MorePath is a flexible, model-driven web framework. It supports REST, and focusses on reusability and extensibility. 11. Pycnic
- 16. Pycnic is among the fastest web frameworks for Python for developing JSON APIs. The framework is object-oriented, and optimized for JSON APIs. It only includes tools for creating Web APIs that leave a lighter footprint. 12. Sanic Python Web Framework – Python Sanic Sanic is a flask-like framework, but it is fast. It supports asynchronous request handlers, and makes code non-blocking and speedy So, this was all about Python Web Framework Tutorial. Hope you like our explanation. Python Interview Questions on Web Frameworks 1. What are Python Web Frameworks?
- 17. 2. How many frameworks are there in Python? 3. Why Python frameworks are needed? 4. Is PyCharm a framework in Python? 5. What are the benefits of using Python frameworks? Conclusion So, these are the most famous Python web framework for Python Web development. How you like the python web development frameworks. Tell us, which one is your favourite? Free Python course with 57 real-time projects - Learn Python in Hindi | Learn Python in English