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Many of the points made apply equally to Flask/SQLAlchemy or any other framework (Rails, ...). They optimise the wrong things and decrease security.
by tuatoru 6y ago
Many of the points made apply equally to Flask/SQLAlchemy or any other framework (Rails, ...).
They optimise the wrong things and decrease security.
- giancarlostoro 6y ago> They optimise the wrong things and decrease security. They're not meant to optimize for every edge case, they're meant to be as generic as sanely possible.
- smoe 6y agoAll of them optimize for different things (E.g. SQLalchemy and Django have very different philosophies), so are they all wrong? What should they focus on instead?