Python web frameworks (https://wiki.python.org/moin/WebFrameworks) provide a collection of packages that allow developers to focus on the core logic of the application rather than having to handle low-level details (for example, protocols, sockets or process, and thread management, among others). Furthermore, these frameworks can be categorized into full-stack and non-full-stack frameworks. Django and Flask are two popular web frameworks for Python, which we will discuss later on in this chapter:
The perfect example of a Full-stack frameworks is Django (https://www.djangoproject.com/), which is a free, open source, full-stack Python framework, trying to include all the necessary features by default, as opposed to offering them as separate libraries. Django makes it easier to create web applications, and requires less time than other frameworks...