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I am pretty firm in python scripting (boto3) now want to develop some sort of frontend dash board that would've buttons or list to execute script and give the output.
There are many options flask, bottle, django etc but I want to learn which will be ideal for my case and has modern framework.
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I think you should go to javascript...
what framework you have said are all backend framework.
As I know,in the web development python is always in the backend.
so if you wanna develop frontend,go to learn html,css,javascript is only option.
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Should I use flask or Quart or just crossbar to serve dynamic and asynchronous web page ? I need websocket with RPC and PubSub.
I usually work on database with sqlalchemy , and I like brython instead of javascript.
I'd like to avoid Node.js if possible.
You can find a list of implementations here
I'm planning to use Node.js and the Crossbar.io documentation is very helpful. Seems like a good choice.
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I am developing a desktop application using electron js and have python backend. I want to write something on to my app through hand without keyboard and want to store this handwritten information into my database. Any suitable solution for this task??
There are many libraries.
Checkout
https://github.com/jakubfiala/atrament.js (Tiny JS library for beautiful drawing and handwriting on the HTML Canvas).
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Using the DRF documentation I noticed that wappalizer (https://www.wappalyzer.com/) is identifing the use of Ruby on Rails on the DRF documentation (https://www.django-rest-framework.org). This looks quite ironic not to use Django.
Does any one know why this would be the case or if it's something related to a wappalyzer missidentification?
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It's hosted through GitHub pages and Github is built on top of Ruby on Rails.
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Is it just fine to build a website with a python backend that interacts with the database and use flask to display it on html? flask can also get inputs from the html form and from there python can manipulate it. Is there any security concern with it?
Yes it is perfectly safe, provided you take safeguards and use best practices. Flask is my favorite Python web server framework - extremely lightweight and flexible, makes the fewest assumptions about your application.
I think flask is the best framework for web development. It is more flexible then django. You can connect database easily and security is so strong in python flask. Over all it is best for webdevelopment. You can also use jinja with falsk.
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I'm really unfamiliar in this area. Is it possible to access the AWS API from Django? E.g. by using Boto? Can that be run on Django?
Yes.
There is even a django app for using boto. It is called django-boto.
It is the first result when you search for "django boto".
Sure. boto is just python library and you can use it from Django.
I used boto from other web frameworks (CherryPy, Flask), and it simply works. There is no reason it would not work with Django.