I'm currently trying my first attempt at creating a web

I should also add that I have an idea for a website which requires the use of databases.

>>55834854
Yes. Choose python + django/flask. I use django at work, but I see no reason to use flask for your own personal web app.

>>55834854
Yeah. I don't see any reason why you can't.

>>>/g/wdg
>>>/g/sqt
>>>/g/dpt

>>55834854
Sure. though you should realise that writing a web application has rules that you should be aware of.

Being able to write python doesn't mean you know how to write a web application. approach the task with an open mind, and be aware that you might not know everything.

>>55834880
>>55834881 here
Use postgresql. Even if it's a small app, it'll give you less headache than sqlite3

>>55834881
>Yes. Choose python + django/flask.
Seconding this.
Though for a first attempt id suggest flask since django in itself requires a lot of learning how django itself works.

I think op would be better learning how to serve a simple request.

>>55834922
>>55834881
My bad, I meant I see no reason not to use flask

>>55834854
>I am good enough at Python and Ruby on Rails to pass as a "programmer".
not sure if bait