Flask Review

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

I love that flask has very little dependencies to add other packages like redis or mysql which makes it really easy as you can just use sqlite3 directly with your database without having additional libraries installed! It's also super fast so there are no performance issues at all when using this framework in production environments (at least not yet). The documentation could be better but overall i'm pretty satisfied already how well designed everything works out of box together from logging…

I like that it's really simple to get started with flask as compared to other frameworks out there - the docs are great! The fact that you don't have many options when setting up your routes makes sense since this isn't meant to be an all-inclusive framework but rather one where developers can focus more of their attention towards what they need in order to make apps happen. There aren't any downsides either despite how small flasks codebase may seem at first glance. Try using it if you're…