Django

Django is an open-source web app framework, written in the Python language, that is completely free.

A framework consists of a set of modules, and makes developers’ jobs simpler. You can use them to build sites or apps from an existing source rather than creating them from the ground up every time.

As a result, even the simplest websites can still utilize authentication support, comment boxes, contact forms, and other advanced functionality. If you want to make a site from scratch, you would have to develop all of these (and other) elements independently. But when you use a framework, the essential components would be built already. It would just be a case of configuring them to suit your site.

According to the official Django site, Django promotes fast development and clean design. It was created by seasoned developers to deliver more streamlined development, allowing users to focus on building their app without trying to start completely as new each time.

With Django, you can access a wide range of modules for use in your projects, and this framework is available to help developers avoid issues. Primarily, Django was made with an eye on frontend developers, as its template language is intended to be user-friendly for those that work with HTML. However, Django is flexible, too, so developers can change template languages when necessary. It can prove a powerful aid if you work with Python for developing websites or apps.