Magic can come to haunt you when you get stuck. For e.g. flask has thread locals where the request variable gets populated with the current request's context dynamically.
For the most part though, Flask is very magic free and the source is small enough to quickly figure out whats going on.
Comments
Then again, I also dislike some of the magic in Flask.
We're getting rid of all the magic we can avoid. With 0.7 barely any magic is left with the notable exception of backwards compatibility.
For what reason?
Magic can come to haunt you when you get stuck. For e.g. flask has thread locals where the request variable gets populated with the current request's context dynamically.
For the most part though, Flask is very magic free and the source is small enough to quickly figure out whats going on.
Because I just dislike magic.