Python System-Development Framework
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A Python System-Development Framework is a software development framework that can support Python-based system development through reusable components, architectural patterns, and standardized interfaces.
- AKA: Python-Based Framework, Python Software Framework, Python Development Framework, Python Code Framework.
- Context:
- It can typically provide Python code structure and Pythonic design patterns for Python application development with consistent Python architecture.
- It can typically offer reusable Python components and Python library functions to reduce Python development time and Python code duplication.
- It can typically enforce Python programming conventions and PEP standards through Python framework constraints and Pythonic API design.
- It can typically include Python dependency management through pip package manager or conda environment manager for Python package integration.
- It can typically support Python modular architecture with Python plugin systems, Python extension mechanisms, and Python component composition.
- It can typically provide Python abstraction layers over complex Python functionality to simplify Python developer interactions.
- It can typically establish Python framework conventions for maintaining Python code consistency and Python project structure.
- It can typically enable Python framework scaffolding through Python code generators and Python project templates.
- It can typically include Python framework libraryes for accessing Python framework capability and Python ecosystem integration.
- It can often integrate with Python standard library and Python third-party packages through PyPI repository and Python namespace.
- It can often include Python development tools such as Python CLI utilitys, Python scaffolding generators, and Python debugging helpers.
- It can often support Python testing infrastructure with pytest runners, Python mock objects, and Python assertion librarys.
- It can often provide Python documentation systems including Sphinx documentation, docstring conventions, and Python example code.
- It can often enable Python cross-platform compatibility for Windows platform, Linux platform, macOS platform, and cloud Python environments.
- It can often facilitate Python version management and Python backward compatibility through Python semantic versioning and deprecation warnings.
- It can often support Python asynchronous programming with async/await patterns, asyncio integration, and Python coroutines.
- It can often provide Python configuration management through Python configuration files, environment variables, and Python settings modules.
- It can often implement Python type hinting support for static type checking, IDE integration, and runtime validation.
- It can often enforce Python framework standards through Python linting rules and Python code formatters.
- It can range from being a Specialized Python Framework to being a General-Purpose Python Framework, depending on its Python application domain.
- It can range from being a Lightweight Python Framework to being a Full-Featured Python Framework, depending on its Python functionality scope.
- It can range from being a Low-Level Python Framework to being a High-Level Python Framework, depending on its Python abstraction level.
- It can range from being a Synchronous Python Framework to being an Asynchronous Python Framework, depending on its Python execution model.
- It can range from being a Pure Python Framework to being a Python C-Extension Framework, depending on its Python implementation approach.
- It can range from being an Open-Source Python Framework to being a Proprietary Python Framework, depending on its Python licensing model.
- It can integrate with Python IDEs like PyCharm, VS Code, and Jupyter for Python code completion and Python debugging support.
- It can connect to Python CI/CD pipelines through GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins for Python automated testing.
- It can support Python package distribution through PyPI upload, wheel building, and source distribution.
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- Examples:
- Python Web Development Frameworks, such as:
- Django Web Application Framework for Python full-stack web development with Django ORM and Django admin interface.
- Flask Framework for Python microservices and Python REST APIs with minimal Python core.
- FastAPI Framework for Python modern API development with Python type hints and automatic API documentation.
- Pyramid Framework for Python flexible web development with traversal routing.
- Tornado Framework for Python asynchronous web applications with WebSocket support.
- Python Machine Learning Frameworks, such as:
- TensorFlow Framework for Python deep learning and Python ML production deployment.
- PyTorch Framework for Python research-oriented deep learning and Python dynamic computation.
- Scikit-learn Library for Python classical machine learning algorithms and Python data preprocessing.
- JAX Framework for Python high-performance ML with Python functional programming.
- Keras Library for Python high-level neural networks with user-friendly Python API.
- Python Data Science Frameworks, such as:
- Pandas Library for Python data manipulation and Python data analysis.
- NumPy Library for Python numerical computation and Python array operations.
- Dask Framework for Python parallel computing and Python big data processing.
- Polars Library for Python fast dataframes with lazy evaluation.
- Vaex Library for Python out-of-core computation on billion-row datasets.
- Python LLM Development Frameworks, such as:
- LangChain LLM-System Development Framework for Python LLM applications and Python chain composition.
- LlamaIndex Python-based Framework for Python LLM data integration and Python retrieval augmentation.
- PydanticAI LLM/Agent Framework for Python AI agent development with Python type safety.
- Guidance Framework for Python constrained generation and Python prompt control.
- Semantic Kernel Framework for Python AI orchestration and Python plugin system.
- Python Workflow Management Frameworks, such as:
- Python Testing Frameworks, such as:
- Python Evaluation Frameworks, such as:
- Python GUI Frameworks, such as:
- Python Game Development Frameworks, such as:
- Python Automation Frameworks, such as:
- Python Multi-Agent Frameworks, such as:
- Python ML Optimization Frameworks, such as:
- Python Infrastructure Frameworks, such as:
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- Python Web Development Frameworks, such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- Java Frameworks like Spring Framework or Hibernate, which use Java programming language rather than Python.
- JavaScript Frameworks like React or Angular, which use JavaScript language rather than Python.
- Ruby Frameworks like Ruby on Rails, which use Ruby programming language rather than Python.
- C++ Frameworks like Qt or Boost, which use C++ language rather than Python.
- .NET Frameworks, which primarily use C# or VB.NET rather than Python.
- Python Library without framework structure, which provides utility functions without architectural patterns.
- Python Module without framework convention, which offers single functionality without comprehensive structure.
- See: Python Library, Python Programming Language, Software Development Framework, Software Framework, Python Package Index (PyPI), Python Software Foundation, Open Source Framework, Python Module, Python Package, Framework Architecture, Design Pattern, Code Reusability, Software Development, Python Ecosystem, 3rd-Party Software Development Framework, Python Standard Library.