Some note: When it comes to debugging I've rarely seen a better stacktrace output than the one Flask presents you in debug mode (provided by Werkzeug). It actua

Some note: When it comes to debugging I've rarely seen a better stacktrace output than the one Flask presents you in debug mode (provided by Werkzeug). It actually lets you open the damn sourcefile right there. Right now I'm (mis?)using Flask together with CouchDB to build a db application where you can dynamically define your entities, fields, code hooks and so on at runtime and using Flask for this has been great so far. Ronacher's attitude clearly shows through in how easy I could get Flask to behave in ways it was possibly never meant to (dynamically add view definitions, document mappings and so on). So Armin, if you read this, thank you, it was a joy spending time with your framework (and source code) over the weekend ;)!