I personally dislike PHP a lot, but if you're into it then it works too.Frankly I'd just code up a couple of simple pages in PHP. No framework necessary.Flask is lighter but you'll have to do more coding to get that done.1: I have to make simple datalog which will have 4 columns, such as sr.no, date timestamp, results (ok/nok), remark.
user will login on webpage, he will select "From" and "To" date & he will click send button. Then report will send on mail.
2: or everyday morning 8AM, report of yesterday will be sent to mail.
Which is better flask or django or something else?
I am new to web development.
Django is a lot heavier, comes with a ton of stuff you probably will not use, but you'll probably do less coding to get that done.
Both have a learning curve.
I started with Flask. Then I tried Django and gave up on it because for what I was doing, coding the stuff in Flask was going to be faster than learning Django.
If you're going to learn from scratch, watch a few tutorials on each in YouTube and see what you think is the best one for your task.
I find flask a lot easier to work with.
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