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Right. With Flask, I can simply get to the point where I'm rendering templates, styling with CSS, adding assets and populating template variables with data from simple (or complex) functions I've written.

You can take care of a lot with just that.

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Eventually, when the application reaches production, you'll have cobbled together a unique subset of Django.

That's the downside of Flask.

And good luck with auditing upstream versions and security in general.

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