Should I learn flask for back-end development?

Question

Flask

I decided to delve into back-end development, I have experience in js, I know python in general terms. At first, the choice in the back-end fell on nodejs, but as I worked, I realized that I was waiting for "transparency" in the process. Now the choice fell on python, I heard that flask is easy to learn, understandable, and in general everything is simple with it. While django is practically the opposite, but richer in functionality and in demand.
So is it worth learning flask or is it better to start django right away (if I understand correctly, in the end you still have to work with django)

Answer 1

Studied the flask for the first couple of weeks. It is simple, "non-combine". To figure out what and how it works - it will go (because their views and templates are similar to janga).
Then it is better to move to junga. Flask is better than dzhanga in about 1% of all cases - these are those when dzhanga does not suit you completely and completely: ORM is not enough or not suitable, stock sessions and users annoy you, context processors and middlevari spend too much CPU, which would be better for them Si rewrite. In short, when writing your own is faster and easier than building crutches on top of jung components with a strong connection.
Plus there is just a huge bunch of modules for dzhanga (compared to the flask) and a greater demand for dzhanga in the labor market.

Answer 2

after dzhanga it is better to study tornado, but after - you can also use flash

Answer 3

I am also new to the world of web development. I chose Flask as the first web-framework for Python and did not regret it! It is clear enough, you quickly enter and get results faster. Now I'm looking at the Falcon.
In any case: take what the eye aspires to. If the code turns inside out and there is a feeling of procrastination, then well, what the heck is such a framework.

Answer 4

It is worth learning both.
Flask is a microframework. In some cases - for example, when you do not need to write a sprawling application with an admin panel and other things, but just implement some simple web service - Flask will be more preferable in choice.