KEYNOTE: No Holds Barred Web Framework Battle

KEYNOTE: No Holds Barred Web Framework Battle by Daniel Roy Greenfeld @ Kraken Technologies
Which framework is better: Django, FastAPI, or Flask? What about the host of less well-known options? Also, does full stack matter or are smaller frameworks the way to go? This talk is a frank discussion of which frameworks you should consider using in 2023, and which frameworks should avoided.
The frameworks covered will include at least Django, FastAPI, Flask, Pyramid, and Tornado.
While the speaker is known for his work with Django (Two Scoops of Django, Cookiecutter Django, Django Packages, django-crispy-forms, etc), he’s also done a lot of work using other Python frameworks such as a FastAPI, Flask and Zope. He’s going to bring in lessons learned and pain points revealed using all those tools. While he’ll salute the effort and intelligence of the creators/maintainers of various toolsets, he’s not going to hold back on his opinions on what tools he believes people should be using to build projects in 2023.
The 5th annual Python Web Conf (#PWC2023) inspired attendees to use technology for good. The conference attracted 315 attendees from over 30 countries across 15 time zones. The highly engaging format featured 70 speakers, 5 tracks (including 64 talks and 5 tutorials) and took place virtually on March 13-17, 2023 on LoudSwarm by Six Feet Up.
More information about the conference can be found at: 2023.pythonwebconf.com

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Awesome talk. For me, the most surprising thing at 25:14 is FastAPI as a 20% aprox more fast on Fortunes than Django (and similar results on json serialization), i don't understand why those results, i probably expected like 2x fastes FastAPI responses than the Django ones. Thanks for the awesome comparision!