Frappe is a full-stack web framework & is a bit different from the traditional ones like Django or Flask. In this blog, you will get a head-to-head comparison between Django & Frappe. We will then move on to the best use case & challenges of Frappe.
When we talk about frameworks in Python, Frappe is a bit different from the traditional & popular ones like Django and Flask. Before we bombard you with information & importance about Frappe, let’s look at the head-to-head comparison between Django & Frappe. We will then move on to the best use case of Frappe to make it easy for you to visualize & decide if you want to proceed further.
At Coditation, we have a checklist while choosing any framework. We are sharing one in which we compare the two giant frameworks, Django & Frappe. Let us take a look below:
Now that you looked at the above comparison, you might be wondering if this is not such a great community & the documentation is inadequate, why should I invest my time learning this?
Let us answer this for you.
“Frappe, pronounced fra-pay, is a full stack, batteries-included, web framework written in Python and Javascript with MariaDB as the database. It is the framework which is pretty generic and can be used to build database driven apps. In Frappe meta-data is also treated as data. This enables you to build front-ends very easily. It has a full featured Admin UI called the Desk that handles forms, navigation, lists, menus, permissions, file attachment and much more out of the box.”
Source - https://frappeframework.com/
If you want to develop data-driven applications like eCommerce, ERP, etc. without wasting much time and with amazing features built-in:
It’s been one of the most amazing experiences with Frappe and we are looking forward to accepting more challenges we may face here in the future.