#python development frameworks

Python has become one of the most popular programming languages over the last decade. It’s built-in syntax and library support have made it one of the most versatile languages on the market, and with frameworks like Django, Flask, Pyramid, or Tornado it’s become one of the best options available for web development too. But what will Python be like in five years? What will the trends be in 2022? Will frameworks like Django still be relevant? Will something new take their place? In this article we will explore these questions and more as we speculate about what technologies will be trending in 2022.

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Data Science and Machine Learning A new buzzword is born every week. The list of frameworks and tools has been growing so fast that it’s hard to predict which ones will still exist four years from now. While many people understand why data science, machine learning, and deep learning are important for our future, it can be difficult to keep up with all of their technical terms. And when you throw all these acronyms around casually (with no explanations), you run into a lot of confusion.

Full Stack Web Applications While most of our discussion has been focused on front-end and backend development, your web app’s user experience relies heavily on more than just a pretty website. In fact, some experts predict that by 2022 all modern web applications will have a full stack. Full stack development refers to developers who have experience working with both front-end (client) and back-end (server) technology.

Mobile App Development The Rise of VR and AR : The future of mobile app development is certainly bright. It’s a rare day when you won’t see a new virtual reality app on your Facebook feed, or an augmented reality game on Snapchat. According to Goldman Sachs, by 2020 over 10% of revenues for companies like Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple will come from technology that hasn’t been invented yet . So it’s safe to say that mobile development trends have barely even begun.

Data Visualization The newer technologies of augmented reality and virtual reality have huge potential for data visualization. I predict that future tech giants like Google, Facebook, and Apple (who have already invested heavily into AR/VR development) will emerge as leaders in these areas. They'll make virtual tours of their factories or offices available to potential investors and customers on headsets like HoloLens, which is AR technology that overlays 3D objects onto real-world environments.

Ecommerce Websites There are over one million ecommerce sites on the web today and it is estimated that there will be more than two million ecommerce websites by 2019. A good many of these ecommerce websites are built using technology from Zope, a Python-based web framework originally created by Webfaction, an Arizona-based hosting company.

Conclusion Python is becoming more and more popular as a web development language and it’s likely that trend to continue for years to come. There are already a variety of excellent Python frameworks available to choose from but, in my opinion, Django, Flask and Pyramid have the best combinations of usability, functionality and community support. I don’t expect any of these three platforms to go away soon so if you are planning your next website project I would suggest using one of them.