It's really annoying to see people still recommending Python 2.7 for new users/projects. If security updates really do stop in 2020, then we have 3.5 years until any deployed software written in Python 2.7 is useless, as it will be insecure.
No Anaconda[1], porque? I am a big fan of the Anaconda distribution and workflow... am I alone? I would find that hard to believe.<p>[1]<a href="https://www.continuum.io/downloads" rel="nofollow">https://www.continuum.io/downloads</a>
On Flask vs Django:<p>> <i>Flask is a “microframework” for Python, and is an excellent choice for building smaller applications, APIs, and web services.</i><p>> <i>Flask is default choice for any Python web application that isn’t a good fit for Django.</i><p>Not very helpful. What is the threshold between "smaller" and larger applications? What makes an app not "a good fit for Django"? I've never found clear answers to these questions, mostly just vague opinion. This Hitchhiker's Guide, a self-proclaimed opinionated guide, could really take off if it got some opinion and backed it up with real rationale.
Given the name, I am disappointed it doesn't start with "don't panic" nor it seems to tell how to include your towel in your Python projects.