What web framework do you guys prefer?

[arehexes]

So I'm looking into starting some webdev and thinking about using python cause I enjoy it a lot. Question is I was thinking of using Flask and was wondering if anyone here uses it to see what they think of it.

[paddyg]

I used Fask for a project and it seemed quick and easy. No experience of others to compare

[ghp]

Hello,

I use cherrypy embedded in my scratchClient to monitor low level events and config files.
Nice documentation, quick ramp up and a world of ciiustomizations if needed.

Regards,
Gerhard

[gkreidl]

I've been using Karrigell for many years now. There's version 3.1.1 for Python 2.x and version 4 for Python 3.
Very easy to learn, but powerful nevertheless. User management (including different roles), support for different kinds of data bases, RSS feeds, email, a simple templating system and much more.
On real internet servers I use it in proxy mode behind lighttpd; for in house applications I use the built-in threaded web server.

[riklaunim]

I'm using Django, but not related to Raspberry Pi. Our company software stack is Django, Python3, Postgresql, Redis, Celery and Nginx/Gunicorn for production server. Very efficient to work with and to run on production