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I need to create API for my project and learn Ruby by the way. Earlier I created APIs in Flask-RESTful and I looking for something simple as Flask-RESTful for Ruby.
I'm just started with Ruby so I have no knowledge what would be the best.
Flask-RESTful allows you to do many things automatically and creating useful, small API takes 15 minutes and 50 lines of code. I'll find something similar for Ruby ?
Or maybe I should guided by other criteria ?
Check out Sinatra. It's a Ruby framework quite similar to Flask.
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Right now i am learning python and i want to start doing web development with Python.
I wanted to know about the different types of things we can do with python in web development.
I'd highly recommend learning HTML, JS, and CSS. It is essential for web development. It should be fairly straightforward though, especially compared to learning python. I expect you'll pick it up quickly.
I'm not sure you'd really understand the underpinnings of frameworks like Django without those first.
I'm sure you can learn it as you go though.
Good luck.
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I am writing API in python, When i read the react js documentation it describe's lot about view layer and JSX and i didn't find any good tutorial to start with and apart from that im confused with technology decision shall i go with these technologies or not.
help me in taking right decision.
Just posting #Sami's comment as an answer so you can accept it.
The React site itself has quite good documentation. It doesn't care what the backend is, or if there even is a backend. That's all up to you. So to your question in the title: yes, you can. As for should you, that's an opinion based question and not a good fit for Stack Overflow.
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I am building a website and I am planning to have different languages. I've checked some approaches but they didn't seem to scale very well with many different languages. What is the correct and optimal way to implement a multi-language site in Django?
Django has a comprehensive i18n library built-in, including text translation, format localization, and timezones. The official documentation for version 1.10 is available on the Django website.
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I'm thinking to use Django in IoT(Internet of Things) project. Do you thing this is a good idea ? I'm expecting some arguments please.
PS : The project is an industrial project that contain thousands (or more) of devices. And I want to use Django in the server side.
use the framework that fits your needs for your project. 1000 devices is not that much. when django fits your needs so why not?
https://www.djangoproject.com/start/overview/
scroll down. there you see project realized with django.
instagram, pinterest etc.
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I'm thinking about building a small web application using the Falcon Cloud API framework. I'd like to ask the community for some ideas on the matter of templating.
What's the speed of Falcon (https://github.com/racker/falcon) with Jinja2?
...with Mako?
...with Tenjin?
You can use anything you like. Jinja2 has great support, so I would recommend that you use it. However, if you are looking for really high speeds, then go for mako.