Tag: Does Flask have a future?

Conclusion: After looking into both Flask and FastAPI, I would consider adopting FastAPI in the future as it has asynchronous functions and automated generated documents which is very detailed and complete. Additionally, the effort required to deploy using FastAPI is the same as Flask .

It is easier to start with Flask and then move on to Django after gaining some experience in Web Development. If for some reason your development efforts require the use of JavaScript then you can go ahead with NodeJS .

Python with Django (Flask is similar) does not replace HTML, CSS, or Javascript . It does replace PHP. The primary function of Django/Python in developing a website is to deal with databases on the server.

If you’re a newer developer trying to do something more complex, Flask might be a better choice than Bottle because chances are someone’s already documented a way to do whatever you’re working on. It’s a toss-up.

Are flasks outdated? Flask has been updated 27 times since its inception in 2010 . It is also the fastest-growing Python platform. Many Flask extensions, on the other hand, are no longer supported: the documentation is out of date, and the extensions are no longer being made.