django
Django is a high-end Python web roof that promotes rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. It contains dozens of ready-made additional components for common web development jobs such as user authentication, content management, site maps, and RSS feeds. The SQL injection offers built-in protections against common vulnerabilities such as XSS, CSRF and clickjacking.
django
85django · ORM & Database Tooling
- You develop web applications using the Python language.
- With the built-in user authentication system, you manage accounts and passwords securely.
- With content management, site map and RSS feed features that come out of the box, you quickly set up the site's management layer.
- • High number of open issues (540)
- • No published release
- • NeutralHacker News
Removing Python 2.x support from Django for version 2.0
“But you think about this in a wrong way - pyramid is a "glue" framework, unlike django. - request/response (webob) gets its own updates. - templates get their own updates. - sqlalchemy gets its own updates Etc. You WILL get security fixes for most of your application even…”
- • NeutralHacker News
Removing Python 2.x support from Django for version 2.0
“Because incrementing version numbers is free, Django might as well bump the Python-3-requiring version number to Django 3.0. Lots of beginners and low-attention devs will find "Django 3 needs Python 3" easier to keep straight than "Django 2 needs Python 3".”
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