3 Web Frameworks to Use With Python

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Django

myproject/ is the directory that contains the configuration and settings for the Django project__init__.py is an empty script that tells Python that this directory should be treated as a Python packageasgi.py is a script that defines ASGI application (Asynchronous Server Gateway Interface) for serving this project. ASGI is a specification for building asynchronous web applications.settings.py is a script that defines the settings and configurations. It contains database settings, installed apps, and more.urls.py is a script that defines the URL patterns for the django project.wsgi.py is a script that defines the WSGI (Web Server Gateway Interface) application for serving the django project. It is another specification for building web applications in Python.

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2

FastAPI

myapp/ is the main directory of your FastAPI application. It includes all the other files and directories needed for the application.static/ is a directory used to store static assets such as CSS, JavaScript, and image files. These assets are served directly by the web server and are typically used to add visual styling and interactivity to the application.css/, img/, js/ are subdirectories used to store specific types of static assets – CSS, image, and JavaScript files, respectively.

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3

Flask

Flask is a micro web framework for building web applications with Python. Here is the official web page of Flask.

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