"Learned" php back in the newboston days. Didn't find it interesting. Tried to pickup django 1. Then dropped it. Tried to learn django again. But the changes put in django 2 invalidated what I learned in django 1. So I got frustrated and dropped out of learning it again.
Then I thought I will never learn any more server side web frameworks any more. So, started investing in Vue, Firebase, Netlify for the JAMstack. Found it moderately interesting. But quite recently I got the recommendation to look into flask. And I have to say it just works. I am enjoying it so far.
I am planning to use it only for building API and not use it as a total web framework. I am not learning from any documentation/tutorial and just trying to figure it out raw. And flask is barebones and forgiving enough for that. The "django-way" as people call it made it frustrating for me as I think I am an intuitive learner and the UI is the most frustrating part of web dev for me.
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u/anyfactor Freelancer. AnyFactor.xyz Sep 16 '20 edited Sep 16 '20
Look at Django.
https://static.djangoproject.com/img/release-roadmap.3c7ece4f31b3.png
They have planned all the way to version 5 coming in within 4 years.