To Flask or not to Flask

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1. To Flask or not to Flask

2. Contents • Werkzeug • Jinja2 • Glue and Stick

3. Full stack? • Never pretends, but someone tries to... •

   Tired on handling contexts? • In case of accident, use Django or whatever

4. Again There no convenient ways, just best- practices and recommendations

   Lack of out of the box solutions But you can be the first one to

5. First steps Keeping all stuff in couple of modules? Read

   on flask.pocoo.org about cool “Growing big” techniques Have to go deeper!

6. Deeper Application Context Request Context

7. Even more deeper Extensions like Flask-SQLAlchemy, Flask- Security, etc. are

   the nice source for inspiration

8. SQLAlchemy The only ORM

9. Jinja2 The only template engine

10. Python3 No way. For the God’s sake, no way! Why?

    Armin.

11. Flask in production Take another 5 minutes to think

12. Flask in production Think twice

13. Flask in production Think even more

14. Flask in production Fast prototyping Quick start Tones of docs

    and cook-books Widely spread across community

15. Flask in production Dude, you think about Django

16. Flask in production BUT

17. Flask in production Special cases are not a myth: NoSQL,

    Complex relations, no fucking shitty- made and poor-extensible admin site, fast and powerful template engine, your name is Armin, your name is Yehor, pain in ass

18. So give it a chance To bring all those Django-based

    prototypes to life Disclaimer: Speaker is not responsive for your time lost, health diseases, hodgie code and project deadlines