Top Python Tools You Should Learn

As a python developer, we should know about tools using for web development. Comparing to other programming languages python is the most popular language in the data science community. Behind python’s popularity, there are various reasons, it is because of two core reasons.

1. Python language has a simple syntax.
2. Python offers extensive coverage for Data Science.

This blog introduces a few python tools, let,s have look at it.

1. Python with Flask: Flask is a micro-framework built with python. Why it is micro because it does not have any database abstraction layers. It has a big set of extensions that you can plug and play with, and it is perfect if all you want to do is serve up a simple API.

2. Python with Django: Django is one of the most web frameworks in python and it is an open-source and high-level language that encourages clean and rapid development. Based on python language it is used for the back end web applications.

3. Cherry Py: In python, it is an object-oriented web framework. Cherry Py enters users to develop web applications and in a similar way, they will develop any other object-oriented programming. There are a few features that are present in this framework are:

• Easy to run multiple HTTP servers at once.
  
• A powerful configuration system for developers and deployers alike.
  
• A flexible plugin system.
  
• Built-in tools for caching, encoding, sessions, authentication,
  static content, and many more.
  
• Built-in profiling, coverage, and testing support.
  
• Runs on Python 2.7+, 3.5+, PyPy, Jython and Android.

4. Kivy: For the rapid development of applications, we will use open-source libraries. Kivy is an open-source python library that makes use of innovative user interfaces, like multi-touch apps. It depends on many python libraries, like PIL, GStreamer and many more.

5. Bottle: For small web applications, we will use this fast and simple micro-framework. It will distribute as a single file module and is independent other than the python standard library. Independent it offers request dispatching with URL parameter support and built-in HTTP server, adapters for many third-party servers like WSGI/HTTP etc.