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Pros of Aqueduct
- Fast4
- Aqueduct is the future3
- Dart on the server2
Pros of ExpressJS
- Simple381
- Node.js336
- Javascript244
- High performance193
- Robust routing152
- Middlewares73
- Open source72
- Great community59
- Hybrid web applications37
- Well documented16
- Sinatra inspired9
- Rapid development9
- Isomorphic js.. superfast and easy7
- Socket connection7
- Light weight5
- Npm4
- Resource available for learning4
- Callbacks3
- Event loop3
- Data stream2
- Easy to use1
Pros of Flask
- For it flexibility10
- Flexibilty and easy to use9
- User friendly7
- Secured6
- Unopinionated5
- Secure2
- Customizable2
- Simple to use1
- Powerful1
- Rapid development1
- Flask1
- Easy to get started1
- Easy to develop and maintain applications1
- Easy to setup and get it going1
- Easy to use1
- Documentation1
- Beautiful code1
- Orm1
- Not JS1
- Perfect for small to large projects with superb docs.1
- Easy to integrate1
- Speed1
- Get started quickly1
- Python1
- Minimal1
- Lightweight1
- Flexibilty0
- Well designed0
- Productive0
- Awesome0
- Open source0
- Expressive0
- Love it0
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Cons of ExpressJS
- Not python27
- Overrated17
- No multithreading14
- Javascript9
- Not fast5
- Easily Insecure for Novices3
Cons of Flask
- Not JS10
- Context7
- Not fast5
- Don't has many module as in spring1
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What is Aqueduct?
Aqueduct is an open source, server-side web framework written in Google’s Dart language. Aqueduct promises faster development, experimentation and testing – without sacrificing power.
What is ExpressJS?
Express is a minimal and flexible node.js web application framework, providing a robust set of features for building single and multi-page, and hybrid web applications.
What is Flask?
Flask is intended for getting started very quickly and was developed with best intentions in mind.
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