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Flask seems to be a very stable and feature-complete framework (I see about 3 commits per year for the last few years). At this point isn't it easier and just
by deredede 4y ago
Flask seems to be a very stable and feature-complete framework (I see about 3 commits per year for the last few years).
At this point isn't it easier and just as safe to manually review the code, pin the hash in a lockfile, and manually review the rare changes than it is to rewrite everything?
- shanebellone 4y agoDefinitely. There's nothing wrong with using Flask. It's actually quite pragmatic. In my case, replacing Flask is purely preference.