Review on Flask by Tylin Meyer

I am using flask to work with an API from my startup's product. As of yet it has been working great but as we continue growing in size our traffic goes through various spikes when there are more people online than normal at once (i'm talking hundreds if not thousands). There was no apparent lag while waiting or downtime; this happens so quickly now that you wouldn't even really notice unless your app would break during peak usage times like right before launch/right after launching new features etc. But since these were short periods, everything just worked fine again within minutes just after things went down temporarily - nothing major happened which should have taken much longer time to fix because those errors weren't critical enough nor something i'd consider huge loss either way! Sometimes we've had issues where requests get rejected by some hosts such as Cloudflare sometimes leading us into thinking their servers might be out-of-order instead of other applications having problems. Having said all previously mentioned there hasn't been any lags caused solely due too high load since adding up almost every day over several weeks together makes quite significant amount on its own already without considering how many customers use our service daily. If someone wants easy and quick server setup then maybe look elsewhere - otherwise give it a try The ease of use from deployment to debugging. Its structure makes it suitable for rapid development in small organisations with limited resources. I believe that its popularity has led to poor documentation. Its usage can be difficult at first. After a few hours you will start to enjoy using it. It's an excellent choice if your objective is rapid application development. We use flask to develop applications that are used by our clients.