@TheHottestPotato @Chel we can do it even better tho

flask has blueprints. django has apps. we can use flask blueprints to create an application factory for django pluggable apps. the result would be blueprints for pluggable apps which is as Web 5.0 as anything else i've heard lately.

now where's my venture capital funding

@scarly @Chel ok ok ok. I like where you're going here. Are we talking parsing requests through django, so that we can modify the data into sanitized requests so that we can have a low effort, hot-swappable flask backend.

Sanitize in django and push it on forward. its secure, safe, and efficent!

@TheHottestPotato @Chel mhm mhm, yes

we would receive the initial request in django, parse it, clean it (not necessarily in that order), and then pass it through into a lightweight flask backend and then we can funnel the results back to the client through a message queue system backed by redis and a websockets server powered by node.js

clientside, we can use vue.js to render individual items and angular for the overall single page experience

this is brilliance...

@scarly @Chel hey, if chel has any experence being a scrum master, we could totally work together on this and be super agile. And just imagine, you could probably write the Django layer to plug and play with just about any backend you need! We could make an entire new joint framework around this: Djlask!

@TheHottestPotato @Chel

thankfully Chel is a scrum Elite master and is so agile that she can actually bend into pretzels

also, the django layer will plug, play, and bake - djlask here we come!

@Scarly @TheHottestPotato wait what the hell is scrum?

@Chel @scarly Ohhh, go google "agile development" and be amazed at how much buzzword can be fit in one page.

@TheHottestPotato @Scarly (full disclosure, my greatest programming accomplishments are making a very simple calculator in python and an utterly horrible randomized forum signature generator in php)