Yes, and most often we don’t fully understand the problem without partially solving it, which is perfect for these monolithic, batteries included frameworks.
I find building apps in Django, with the prescribed convention to box me in, helps tremendously to stop me from overthinking and just experimenting with the problem space.
I’ve even started using Django for apps that aren’t web apps, just because it has whatever I will eventually need, whether it’s database, auth, caching, admin portal, tools for building out CLIs, it’s all there.
Yes, and most often we don’t fully understand the problem without partially solving it, which is perfect for these monolithic, batteries included frameworks.
I find building apps in Django, with the prescribed convention to box me in, helps tremendously to stop me from overthinking and just experimenting with the problem space.
I’ve even started using Django for apps that aren’t web apps, just because it has whatever I will eventually need, whether it’s database, auth, caching, admin portal, tools for building out CLIs, it’s all there.