Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
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Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
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Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#2In case anyone is interested in the major changes in 2.0.x:
Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#3Honestly, I thought flask was mostly just in maintenance mode. Glad to see it progress!
Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#4I have moved most of my stuff to FastAPI. It’s so much more enjoyable than flask. https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/
Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#5I have moved most of my stuff to FastAPI. It’s so much more enjoyable than flask. https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/
As casual python user I found Flask really nice for my projects
Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#6I have moved most of my stuff to FastAPI. It’s so much more enjoyable than flask. https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/
I've moved most of my Flask projects to Express and NodeJS.
Flask was just a PITA to deploy properly in a way that it could handle lots of concurrent connections without a massive memory footprint, and async in Python is a mess.
The JS ecosystem has on the other hand moved to async and Promises as the standand/default way to implement things, which makes things much easier.
Express middleware is also just easier to write than Flask middleware.
Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#7I have moved most of my stuff to FastAPI. It’s so much more enjoyable than flask. https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/
Nice, I'm using Starlette on it's own and it's been really nice to work with.
Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#8> Drop support for Python 2
Python 3 released on '08. Flask debuted a couple of years later in 2010, on Python 2. 11.5 years later Python 2 is nearly in the rearview. The history of the Python 3 release is surely an impressive one.
On a more related note, props to devs/contributors for this release. My experience with Flask was pop-up projects and never mission critical, but i always found it a joy to use and quite intuitive.
Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#9I have moved most of my stuff to FastAPI. It’s so much more enjoyable than flask. https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/
I've moved most of my Flask projects to Express and NodeJS. Flask was just a PITA to deploy properly in a way that it could handle lots of concurrent connections without a massive memory footprint, and async in Python is a mess. The JS ecosystem has on the other hand moved to async and Promises as the standand/default way to implement things, which makes things much easier. Express middleware is also just easier to w…
> Flask was just a PITA to deploy properly in a way that it could handle lots of concurrent connections without a massive memory footprint, and async in Python is a mess.
That makes me concerned. Does anyone here know if FastAPI is better? How many concurrent connections could your Express app handle at once?
Re: Flask 2.0.0 has been merged into master
#10I have moved most of my stuff to FastAPI. It’s so much more enjoyable than flask. https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/
I've been working on an async project for a while using Sanic, and it's just crazy what a long shadow Flask has cast over the whole Python web framework ecosystem— there's just a default assumption that whatever you're doing, it needs to basically have the interface and ergonomics of Flask.