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highlord237yIf the argument is "complicated" thats pretty silly, but i think flask can be a bit faster and less things to debug. Definitely wanna hear peoples opinion/experience about this!
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OrestH7517y@highlord Flask is completely unstructured, I hate that, and Django does a lot of stuff itself
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highlord237y@OrestH i think the flask documentation makes structuring more difficult than it needs to be.
I tend to do one file for models, one for views, one for configuration, and probably a few more than i can remember. By using modules it can be pretty clean.
But i can see that theres several situations where django is nicer, so im not trying to argue. (Built in functions compared to flask where many things are extra modules forexample) -
OrestH7517y@AlexDeLarge IMO, Flask is optimal for really smal projects, where you can make a structure yourself, where models.py is a small file and where all you need is to run several requests, but if you want a powerfull web app, it just can't be run on Flask, as you will need to do a lot of work to make a good structure
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