I have used pyramid a lot. For large sophisticated apps requiring the
notion of scoped security there is not much that comes close. I have also
built sophisticated apps using bobo/repoze.who/what (again
authentication/authorization) in both cases these env's are not tied in any
way to a particular backend.
T
On Friday, September 13, 2013 2:10:25 PM UTC+8, Chitrank Dixit wrote:
Hello Google Developers,
We are developing a website on Google App Engine using Python. We have
analysed that the application would scale in the future and therefore we
want to use the best error free python web framework that should work on
NoSQL ( Redis, Datastore) and all other resources well.
So using Django for Redis and NoSQL is still tricky as the application
produce lots of bugs and if using Django and not able to use the resources
it provides then it is better to use some other framework if we need to
make the whole DB. So the next framework we are looking for is Flask.
We have used Heroku and DigitalOcean before but many great sites like
Udacity, Khan Academy inspires to use the Google App Engine.
We are planning to start a Google Cloud Platform Project, So please let us
know that Flask would meet out needs or not.
*Regards*
*Chitrank Dixit
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*IIPS-DAVV
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*Indore (M.P.) , India *
*MCA
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*trackleech.blogspot.in*
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