Thanks for the comment! This is a tricky one to answer. If you are using Flask but you are coding yourself what Django gives you out of the box... You should use Django instead. But if you are using Flask for a large production project because you need the speed of development, flexibility, or the huge ecosystem of plugins, then Flask is definitely an option. Many companies use Flask for large apps in production, and it's fine!
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Excellent video
Thank you very much!
Loved the video!
Thank you! Very glad you liked it!
Thank you for a great and detailed explanation on what CSRF is, now I understand it.
lol third parties cookies will send "relevant information" lol
Thank you very much! Glad you liked it. CSRF is one of those that sounds really complicated until you know how it works!
Thanks for the explanation. Really interesting!
Thank you! 🙏
Loved the touch with the "relevant ads suggestions 😈"..😂.... Great explanation once again!
Thank you
Sir please I keep on hearing this that flask is not capable of creating or cannot handle large project and we should not use it but rather django.
Thanks for the comment! This is a tricky one to answer.
If you are using Flask but you are coding yourself what Django gives you out of the box... You should use Django instead.
But if you are using Flask for a large production project because you need the speed of development, flexibility, or the huge ecosystem of plugins, then Flask is definitely an option. Many companies use Flask for large apps in production, and it's fine!
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